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The Latest: Kentucky infectious disease specialist, hailed as ‘hero,’ dies of COVID-19

FRANKFORT, Ky. – A prominent Kentucky infectious disease specialist who was hailed by the governor as a “front line hero” has died after a nearly four-month battle against COVID-19. Dr. Rebecca Shadowen, who tested positive for the virus on May 13, died on Friday night, Med Center Health in Bowling Green said. Gov. Andy Beshear […]

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Looking Back on Sept. 12

100 Years Ago: 1920 Women took an unexpectedly active part in Monday‘s state election in Lewiston. Not only did they vote  heavily, but they worked as officers at the polls, and also did their share in getting out the vote. They even took a hand at ward-healing, which is an impolite but generally used name for […]

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Oxford County arrest log

• Michael Boyle Jr., 39, 458 Granite St., Manchester, New Hampshire, on charge of probation violation, 3:45 p.m. Tuesday, no address, by Oxford County Sheriff’s Office • David A. Collins, 32, 50 Island Road, Fryeburg, on charge of fugitive from justice, 1:33 p.m. Tuesday in Paris, by Oxford County Sheriff’s Office. • Travis A. Fickett, […]

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On this date in Maine history: Sept. 10

Sept. 10, 1917: Maine’s men, contradicting earlier action by the Legislature, vote by a nearly 2-to-1 ratio to reject a proposed state constitutional amendment granting women the right to vote. The House, with future Gov. Percival Baxter leading the charge, had voted 113-35 to approve the measure, and women’s suffrage had fared even better in […]