WINTHROP — Author, photographer and historian Jeffrey Ryan will read from and discuss his book, “Appalachian Odyssey,” at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 28, at the Bailey Public Library. The event is the first in a 10-part series that will explore outdoor recreation. The series will run until October. The book recounts Ryan’s three-decade and 2,100-mile […]
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Man dies in single-vehicle crash in Winthrop
A 75-year-old man was killed when the vehicle he was driving left Route 133 Wednesday afternoon.
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Hallowell family makes cross-country journey to treat its three children with autism
Three of the Cobb family’s four children are on the autism spectrum, but the former Winthrop couple believe their story is not so much about autism but, instead, about “not giving up.”
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New Zealander killed in volcano’s eruption had ties to Winthrop
Hayden Marshall-Inman was among the 6 confirmed fatalities, which followed warnings of increased seismic activity on White Island, prompting some to question why tourists were allowed to visit the volcanic island.
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Lonney Steeves
The longtime Winthrop rec director and coach is ‘like a big daddy to all these kids.’
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Winthrop mourns loss of former police officer and decorated soldier, Gilbert Turcotte
Turcotte, who was remembered as an advocate for fellow veterans and a hero, died on Nov. 10.
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Winthrop American Legion honors its World War II members
Central Maine veterans share experiences of fear and humor while fighting in World War II.
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Video: 14-year-old Winthrop fiddler plays to see people smile
Owen Kennedy will headline St. Andrew’s Day concert on Saturday, Nov. 30, in Winthrop.
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Veterans reflect on their service — and the public’s gratitude — at Winthrop breakfast
Four veterans reflected on their time in the Army, Navy and Marines at the American Legion on Sunday.
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‘Backpack’ programs help prevent central Maine students from going hungry
Packages sent home with students offer a discreet way for them to eat on the weekends, and no proof of need has to be shown to get the food.