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‘McDreamy’ says he beat Starbucks for coffee chain

SEATTLE (AP) — “Grey’s Anatomy” star Patrick Dempsey may be the real “McSteamy.” The actor, who was dubbed “McDreamy” by fans of the hospital drama while his co-star affectionately has been called “McSteamy,” won a bankruptcy auction to buy Tully’s Coffee, a small coffee chain based in Seattle. Among those Dempsey beat out is Tully’s […]

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Buckfield Trail and Preserve planning assistance received

BUCKFIELD — Virgil Parris Forest, a project of the Western Foothills Land Trust, will receive technical assistance from the National Park Service’s Northeast Regions Rivers, Trails and Conservation Assistance program. The award will provide trail and management planning assistance by NPS employee Julie Isbill. The Virgil Parris Forest is a large parcel, 1250 acres, which […]

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B. Bennett: Beauty and light in Auburn

I drove down through East Auburn recently and was so pleased to see the beautiful Christmas decorations. I really love the old-fashioned lamp posts and how beautiful they are across the intersection. Someone (or many someones) put in a lot of work in doing it, but it is really beautiful. I am sure it is […]

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Local roundup: Richards’ basket lifts Phoenix

MADISON — Samantha Richards threw in the game-winning basket with 2.5 seconds left in the fourth quarter to give the Phoenix a 46-44 victory over Madison in a girls’ basketball game Thursday. It was a tight game as undefeated Spruce Mountain (5-0) took 24-23 lead going into the second half. Richards had eight points and […]

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Holmes — Patten

Bryan Patten and Jasmine Holmes MEXICO — Announcement is made of the engagement of Jasmine Holmes and Bryan Patten, both of South Portland. Miss Holmes is the daughter of Connie and Jim Arsenault of Mexico and Glen and Penny Holmes of Buckfield. She is a 2006 graduate of Southern Maine Community College with a degree […]

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J. Allen: Biased journalism

As a concerned member of the public and student of journalism, I feel obligated to comment on what has been completely biased coverage of a news story. Throughout coverage of the Leonard poaching case, the Sun Journal constantly hammered on the “over 400 charges” filed against them. How many of these charges were presented with […]

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G. Hall: Case needs to be reviewed

I feel compelled to comment on the Dec. 2 editorial regarding the poaching “criminals.” I have followed this case through all of the investigations and reporting by the Sun Journal. This father-and-son team and their friends involved make me wonder how a judge could hear the facts presented, then give former Mechanic Falls Chief of […]