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Big hats, high spirits: Christmas Prelude returns for 40th year
Throngs of people – both masked and unmasked – crowd sidewalks, Kennebunkport’s village square and local businesses Saturday. The event is marked by s’mores, campfires, live music in bars and may other festivities.
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Recall effort targets two board members in Kennebunk-area school district
Residents behind the effort cite a variety of reasons, including teacher attrition, increases in human resources spending and the lack of a school board curriculum committee.
Posted inNews
Longtime York County Jail administrator dismissed by sheriff, county commissioners
The decision relates to incidents in the spring and summer of 2020 concerning the lack of mask-wearing inside the jail prior to an Aug. 19 coronavirus outbreak that impacted inmates, staff and some of their family members.
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Bear visits Kennebunk yard, enjoys a birdseed breakfast
Maine Inland Fisheries and Wildlife advises if a bear visits, watch from a distance, and create loud noise to scare it away.
Posted inMaine, News
Missing Kennebunk boy is found safe
Kennebunk police said that Shawn Liguori, 16, found safe Thursday after not being seen since Tuesday morning.
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Kennebunk police asking for help locating missing boy, 16
Shawn Liguori has not been seen since he left his parents’ house in a black Ford Escape early Tuesday morning.
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Kennebunk police seeking public’s help in locating missing teen
Brooklynn Torstensen, 15, has not been seen since Tuesday in the Saco area.
Posted inMaine, News
Scammers targeting seniors waiting for COVID-19 vaccine
Police departments in southern Maine have started to receive reports from residents who have received suspicious calls.
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More Mainers are interested in adopting pets; finding them isn’t always easy
Animal shelters report high demand for cats and dogs, but fewer animals are coming to Maine from out-of-state shelters because of coronavirus restrictions and more interest in adoption in other parts of the country.