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  • York man arraigned on murder charge - 9/3/2008

    ALFRED — A York man could face a minimum of 25 years in prison after being arraigned on a charge of murder in York County Superior Court in Alfred today.

  • Local man arrested after stabbing death - 9/3/2008

    Police have charged a York man with murder in connection with the stabbing death of a 39-year-old man reported at 3:36 a.m. Tuesday at a house on Rogers Road.

  • Center for Wildlife holds annual open house - 9/3/2008

    YORK — The York Center for Wildlife will open its doors for the public during its annual open house from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 7.

  • York kids head back to school - 9/3/2008

    With new backpacks and lunch boxes in hand, students at Village Elementary School on Tuesday waved goodbye to their smiling parents and said hello to a new year of school.

  • Smart Boards take teaching to the next level - 9/3/2008

    YORK — Gone are the days of chalkboards and chalk dust, and marker-streaked white boards — in the York School District, teachers and students are quickly adapting to a new, computer-based technology: the Smart Board.

  • Some say York Beach zoning changes would extend the tourist season - 9/3/2008

    Plans to revitalize York Beach with a series of zoning changes will make their way to a public hearing before the Board of Selectmen on Monday. Sept. 8.

  • The Biz Whiz - 9/3/2008

    "Probably not" is not a grouping of words you should ever encounter when looking for help from a company representative. Yet that is the exact wording I received from a company representative while traveling this past month.

  • Lunching with legends: Seniors share stories, collections, adventures - 9/3/2008

    With his friends at Village Woods, Paul Apgar shared his postcard collection as the York Housing Authority hosted its second Lunch and a Legend event at the Baldwin Center.

  • Maine Visitors thanked as they leave the state - 9/3/2008

    YORK — For the ninth year, Miles the Maine Turnpike Moose, D. Claude Lobster and toll collectors said "thank you and come again" to thousands of departing visitors leaving the state Monday afternoon at the end of Labor Day weekend.

  • Love of landscaping - 9/3/2008

    YORK — When Thomas Lovejoy was seven he would sneak into a neighbor's yard and take flower clippings to plant in his family's garden.

  • Bonfire benefit at Long Sands raises thousands for fuel-assistance program - 9/3/2008

    YORK — The beach was ablaze with music, dancing, barbecue and memories of days gone by at this year's Benefit Bonfire on Saturday night.

  • York municipal meetings - 9/3/2008

    Today, Sept. 3

  • DAR to participate in flea market Saturday - 9/3/2008

    The Old York Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, will from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday sponsor a yard sale table at the flea market in the parking lot of the St. Aspiquid Londge on Long Sands Road.

  • Police investigate report of rape in York - 9/3/2008

    YORK — Police are investigating an alleged rape that was reported Thursday, Aug. 29.

  • York tolls still 'priority' - 9/3/2008

    YORK — While the downturn in traffic on the Maine Turnpike this summer means all turnpike projects are on the table, "we believe the York toll plaza is likely to remain a priority," said Maine Turnpike Authority spokesman Dan Paradee.

  • York police warn residents of phishing scam - 9/3/2008

    YORK — What's in your wallet?

  • Museums of Old York sees more visitors in summer '08 - 9/3/2008

    YORK — The rainy weather that has been the bane of beach businesses this summer was an unexpected and welcome boon to the Museums of Old York, which saw attendance explode by as much as 70 percent in August alone.

  • Man ditches burning pants, leaves scene in York - 9/3/2008

    YORK — Police were called for a report of a man whose pants were on fire on Wednesday, Aug. 27.

  • Portsmouth man arrested after high-speed chase in York - 9/3/2008

    YORK — A Portsmouth, N.H., man was charged with numerous felonies and misdemeanors Saturday morning after leading authorities on a 100-mph chase and dodging a spike mat in a stolen Corvette, police said.

  • Maine's beaches get a monetary boost - 9/3/2008

    WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Senators Olympia J. Snowe and Susan Collins have announced that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's New England Office has awarded a $252,200 grant to help Maine's Healthy Beaches program oversee and improve the...

  • York Police Department benefits from Crime Stoppers - 9/3/2008

    YORK — Residents can now help local police solve crimes, as York has recently become the eighth town in Maine to join the Crime Stoppers program.

  • Police interviewing 'person of interest' in York death - 9/2/2008

    YORK, Maine – State and York police are investigating a suspicious death of a 39-year-old man that was reported at 3:36 a.m. Tuesday at a house at 90 Rogers Road.

Sports

  • Football: York opens season Friday at Cape Elizabeth - 9/3/2008

    The York High School football team surprised many teams last season. The Wildcats, who started many underclassmen, probably even surprised themselves with their 6-3 regular-season record.

  • Field hockey: York has experience to return to glory - 9/3/2008

    The York High School field hockey team is accustomed to playing deep into the Western Maine Class B tournament.

  • York boys sprint to opening win - 9/3/2008

    The York High School cross country teams opened the young season with duel victories. Both the boys and girls teams won the Mount Dessert Island Relays on Saturday. York's unique relay grouped the runners into four-man relay squad. Each runner ran a...

  • York boys soccer opens season Saturday at Cape Elizabeth - 9/3/2008

    The York High School boys soccer team opens it season Saturday at Cape Elizabeth in the Western Maine Class B opener for both schools.

  • Girls soccer: York looks to defend title - 9/3/2008

    Wally Caldwell is entering his 14th season as head coach of the York High School girls soccer team. And this season will be different than the 13 previous — Caldwell is coaching a defending state champion.

Business

  • HRC: Lesbians, gays, bisexuals, making strides in workplace - 9/5/2008

    WASHINGTON, DC – The Human Rights Campaign Foundation recently released the seventh annual Corporate Equality Index, which rates 583 businesses on a scale from 0 to 100 percent on their treatment of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender employees,...

  • Egelston will shave his head for children with cancer - 9/4/2008

    PORTSMOUTH - Smuttynose Brewery owner Peter Egelston is putting his head where his heart is.

  • Columbary House Antiques owners focus on variety - 9/3/2008

    What is your name? Donald Poland and my partner's name is Jack Carew.

  • Golf club gets national recognition - 9/3/2008

    CAPE NEDDICK — The Cape Neddick Country Club was recently recognized by the USGA and the Professional Golfers' Association of America for its participation in the inaugural Patriot Golf Day. For one day last season, the club asked all golfers...

  • New preschool opens in York - 9/3/2008

    Academy of Little Learners opens

  • The Biz Whiz - 9/3/2008

    "Probably not" is not a grouping of words you should ever encounter when looking for help from a company representative. Yet that is the exact wording I received from a company representative while traveling this past month.

Community

  • Center for Wildlife holds annual open house - 9/3/2008

    YORK — The York Center for Wildlife will open its doors for the public during its annual open house from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 7.

  • York school notes - 9/3/2008

    UNE dean's list students

  • York birth announcements - 9/3/2008

    June 3, 2008

  • 'Teen Gaming Night' to begin at York Public Library - 9/3/2008

    The York Public Library will play host to Teen Gaming Night this fall. The gaming night, sponsored by local group Gamers Rock, will provide teens with the opportunity to socialize with one another while playing a variety of video games, with titles...

  • Antiques the highlight of show - 9/3/2008

    The Old York Antiques Show is the culminating event of York Arts & Antiques Week. Located on the Museums of Old York's main campus on the corner of York Street and Lindsay Road, 20 antiques dealers will showcase their wares in the Old Schoolhouse,...

  • MARVEL is better than ever - 9/3/2008

    MARVEL users, if you have been frustrated by the search screens in many of the MARVEL! databases in the past, you are now in for a real treat. This summer, EBSCOhost 2.0 was unveiled, and we hope you find it simple and intuitive. I'll lead you...

  • Choice Ingredient: Maine shrimp - 9/3/2008

    With attempts to eat a little more local on the rise — plus concerns about the safety and environmental effects of farmed shrimp — it's nice to know there's Maine shrimp swimming in nearby seas. Prized for their sweetness and firm...

Entertainment

York County Beachcomber

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Editorial

  • Surf zone works on a sunny Saturday - 9/3/2008

    With the sun out, the Atlantic almost unseasonably warm, and the first swell of any size to hit the southern coast in weeks, the waters off Long Sands Beach were dotted with surfers of all shapes, sizes and abilities on Saturday.

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