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Police: Meth found near passed-out man in motel
A local man found unresponsive on the floor of a motel room has been charged with a felony alleging police found a bag of methamphetamine near him.
Cemetery talk to focus on Civil War officer and colonel
On the eve of the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg, the Old Berwick Historical Society invites the public to an outdoor talk, "A South Berwick Soldier at Gettysburg and After," at 3 p.m. June 30 at the Old Fields Burying Ground.
Ham tapped as environmental steward
The Maine Conservation Corps recently welcomed Wesley Ham, of Acton, to serve as an environmental steward and AmeriCorps volunteer at Vaughan Woods State Park in South Berwick.
Slaid Cleaves: 'Still Fighting' With Smart Lyrics And Stories
Raised in South Berwick, Maine, and residing in Austin, Texas, Slaid Cleaves is no one's idea of a music-industry insider.
York County WIC has relocated its Limerick office from the Limerick Town Hall, where it has held clinics on Wednesdays since 2003, to the Village Smiles office, located at 26 Main Street.
United Way honors volunteer Shae Horrigan More than 1,000 people turn ...
Shae Horrigan, the leader of the Strategies for a Stronger Sanford Youth Council, has been awarded the 2013 York County Youth Spirit of Service Award.
Eliot, South Berwick voters approve $28.2M budget for SAD 35
Voters in Eliot and South Berwick have approved a $28.2 million budget for the 2013-2014 school year for Maine School Administrative District 35. That represents a 5 percent, or a $1.3 million increase over the current budget of $26.7 million.
Conductor Jim gives kids of all ages a birda s-eye view of all things train
Monika O'Clair/Democrat photo Emmalyn Trivilino, 3, of North Berwick, Maine checks out her train ticket with mom Kristin at the Children's Museum of New Hampshire during the annual Train Day event Sunday.
Polls open Tuesday in Kittery, Eliot, South Berwick
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Five candidates vie for open selectman seat
Transparency, accountability, and long-term planning are among the top issues for this year's candidates for the Selectman position.
Area teens to help close Boston Youth Symphony season
Two local performers will be among the young musicians of the Boston Youth Symphony Orchestras to conclude the season with a performance at 3 p.m. Sunday, June 16, at Sanders Theatre at Harvard University.
Maine troops get warm welcome home
Norma Dowling of North Berwick, Maine, was the first in a line of many Thursday waiting to greet returning veterans from Afghanistan at the Portsmouth International Airport at Pease.
Is Schiller Station polluting Eliota s air?Residents can vote on the issue Tuesday
Citizens for Clean Air, a grass-roots organization, claims the Schiller Station coal-fired power plant in Portsmouth, N.H., is contaminating the air with harmful amounts of sulfur dioxide emissions.
South Berwick police chief makes case for expanding department
Police service calls have recorded a 25 percent increase in 2012, and Chief Dana P. Lajoie says the hike in criminal activity continues to draw concern.
Local woman seeks help in treating Lyme disease
A city woman's dreams of becoming a special-education teacher have been put on hold, as she fights for her life against the neurological effects of Lyme disease.
Marshwood High School honorees recognized by board
Recognition of Marshwood High School's Top 10 and honor graduates, plus acceptance of technology grants for Eliot Elementary School, highlighted the Maine School Administrative District 35 board meeting Wednesday.
Solar race gives the sun its due
Higginbotham/Democrat photo Nate Reppucci, 11, at left and Jonah Place, 11, race their homemade solar cars while Alexis Lacroix, 10, watches the festivities at the Great Works School in South Berwick.