Maine Father Seeks Return of Son’s Security Deposit
Norman Powers of Deer Isle plans to sue a city landlord over a disputed security deposit for his son James, a Coast Guard petty officer deployed in Kuwait. Powers, with power of attorney, says the landlord issued only a partial refund for a Pleasant Street studio eight months before the April deployment, and argues the issue is one of principle while his son serves abroad.
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New law orders drivers to yield to emergency vehicles
A new state law requires drivers to slow, move over, and yield the right of way to emergency vehicles on highways and roadsides. The rule targets police, fire, and medical responders, with penalties for noncompliance and added protections for responders at accident scenes.
Hundreds honor life of Brenda Stevens in Market Square service
Hundreds gathered at North Congregational Church in Market Square on Wednesday to share memories of Brenda Stevens 57 who died when her lakeside Deerfield home was leveled by a tornado last week. She was credited with saving infant grandson John Paul Stevens. Her former husband Richard Semprini said she acted like herself in a crisis as stories of her love and humor filled the church.
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Pipe failure risks costly repairs in Kittery Maine
A storm water pipe near the Dairy Queen at the Kittery roundabout collapsed, prompting town officials to mobilize contractors to replace what they call defective pipe. The segment, made by Hancor Piping now ADS Piping, is blamed for a second failure in 10 to 15 years, with the first incident at Town Hall occurring about eight years ago.
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City Plans to Welcome USS New Hampshire Commissioning
More than 100000 visitors are expected in October for the commissioning of the USS New Hampshire in the city. The Commissioning Committee and city leaders are coordinating events around the October 25 ceremony and the surrounding days.
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