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Man Charged with Arson in Princeton Fire | NewsRadio 1230 AM/99.3 FM | Hopkinsville's News Leader | Hopkinsville, Kentucky

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Man Charged with Arson in Princeton Fire | NewsRadio 1230 AM/99.3 FM | Hopkinsville's News Leader | Hopkinsville, Kentucky

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A Princeton man is facing felony charges after he allegedly attempted to start a fire inside of a residence on Stevens Avenue in Princeton Wednesday. According to the Princeton Police Department, the Princeton Fire Department responded to the 200 block of Stevens Avenue just after 1 p.m. Wednesday for reports of a fire at Highland Homes. Crews were able to quickly get the fire extinguished and no injuries were reported. Investigation determined…See the Story

Central Falls Kicks Off Free Summer Meals Program

Central Falls Kicks Off Free Summer Meals Program

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CENTRAL FALLS, R.I. (WPRI) — The city of Central Falls held a kickoff event with the R.I. Department of Education to celebrate the beginning of this summer's RI Summer Food Service Program. The program is intended to provide free meals for children who rely on school meals during the school year. "Food insecurity is disproportionately high among Black and Latino children in single-parent households," Mayor Maria Rivera said at the event, "and th…See the Story

Opening of New I-395/Route 9 Connector Celebrated

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Opening of New I-395/Route 9 Connector Celebrated

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BREWER — Celebrating its role diverting critical commercial traffic from Routes 1A and 46, the Maine Department of Transportation hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new I-395/Route 9 connector last Friday.See the Story

Oy Vey Iz Mir

Jon Reisman My maternal grandfather, Abraham Plaut, left me many gifts — a love of baseball, bridge, parody, the English language, and Yiddish idioms. Lately, all of those have been combining into a recurrent thought/meme: Oy vey iz mir, or woe is/to me. The Ashkenazi cultural overlay usually brings the phrase a touch of coping comedic optimism (hand wave/press to forehead) as opposed to depressed despair (chin cup/frown), but recent events have…United States · United States See the Story

4th of July Parade 1919 Calais

Grand Army of the Republic veterans were prominent in all patriotic celebrations, for many years walking in parades in full dress uniform. By 1919, most were deservedly chauffeured in the nicest cars the town could offer. The gent in the first car fought at the battles of Pittsburgh Heights, Seven Pines, and Appomattox. We wonder if there were any veterans still living in 1919 from the Battle of Marye’s Heights where Calais lost Captain Haycock …Calais, Maine · Calais Read Article

Dr. Susan Luthin Joins Baileyville Medical Center

Calais Community Hospital is pleased to welcome Dr. Susan Luthin, Family Physician. Dr. Luthin will staff the new Baileyville Medical Center, scheduled to open in September. Dr. Luthin earned her undergraduate degree at the University of Maine, Orono, and her medical degree from the University of Vermont College of Medicine. She brings 35 years of family medicine experience. While her work as a family medicine physician has her caring for ever…Calais, Maine · Calais Read Article

Emily Doten Named 2025 NAC Woman of the Year Finalist

Emily Doten, a Calais High School alumna and a 2024 graduate of Husson University, where she was a standout on the women’s tennis team, is one of eight finalists for the 2025 North Atlantic Conference (NAC) Woman of the Year award. A Health Science major with a 3.99 GPA and Doctor of Pharmacy degree (3.98 GPA), Doten was a four-year tennis player, earning multiple all-conference honors and serving as team captain for three years. She helped lead…Calais, Maine · Calais Read Article

Former Cage Fighter Finds His Way Back Through Wood and Work

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CHS Alum Follows His Calling All the Way to Yale Medical Center

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That Was Special. May I Have Another?

Jon Reisman The special “emergency” legislative session has mercifully almost completed its work and mission to advance leftist lunacy and screw over anyone who doesn’t agree, especially in rural Maine. Editorial OpinionMaine, Maine · Maine See the Story

Field Day at Blueberry Hill Farm Highlights Future of Maine’s Wild Blueberries

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University of Maine Cooperative Extension will host the annual Blueberry Hill Farm Field Day on Thursday, June 26, 2025, at Blueberry Hill Farm, 1643 US-1 in Jonesboro. This free event will run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and is open to all wild blueberry growers, agricultural professionals and community members interested in the latest innovations and the basics of wild blueberry production.Around the CountyClick here to log in httpw://www.calais.new…Finland · Finland See the Story

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