York, ME News

• York, ME News
• Back to School for York - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• York Selectman Cathy Goodwin's resignation won't require special election
• York police warn of 'grandson' phone scam
• The Museums of Old York to add bait shack to commercial pier
• Robert Gorham Fuller
• George Edward Cooper
• Goodwin's resignation a challenge for selectmen
• Host family wanted; Stop sign a good choice; Trustees need to work with selectmen; 'Bleak House' worth watching
• Tough York budget choices loom
• Kittery enters toll plaza debate
• Texas truck driver found with more than $1 million skips York court date
• Let's not extend tax cuts for country's wealthiest people
• About town in York
• Champs open with 'sluggish' win
• York municipal meetings
• Basketball: Sophomore Todd lifts York boys to season-opening win
• Volunteers fill Santa's Toy Box in York Beach
• Young depth serves York well in opener
• Boys hockey: Wildcats ask for community support in Gifts 4 Kids
• 300th anniversary of Nottingham Galley's wreck sparks interest in Boon Island
• Wrestling: York opens season with three wins at Sullivan Duals
• York Beach Police station could cost $9.5M
• York Selectman Cathy Goodwin's resignation won't require special election
• Friends of the Agamenticus Schoolhouse to ask voters for restoration funds
• York church again will present drive-through nativity
• York police station could cost $9.5M
• Selectmen to discuss police station, beach access
• Phone scam targets elderly in York
• Festival of Lights sets York aglow for holiday season
• Village lights have York glowing
• Driver carrying $1.5M a no-show in court
• Court to hear restitution split in Dane Cook case
• Chamber President Goodwin resigns from York select board
• York selectmen unlikely to fill Goodwin's seat
• Editor’s Picks: What to do around town this week
• Just like Santa, make a list (and check it twice)
• Organizer offers tips to help reduce holiday stress
• About Town in York
• York Police Log
• York Police Log
• Flats full of life, from clams to the microscopic
• Couple with ties to York Beach ordered to pay $12M restitution
• Fallen tree causes power outage for 2,200 in York
• Editor’s Picks: What to do around town this week
• Smell that gingerbread
• York selectmen consider list of town-owned land
• York Police Log
• York County business owners celebrated
• David M. Dodge
• Joseph P. Garcia
• James G. Moran
• Gene B. Meade
• Richard Carmel
• Editor’s Picks: What to do around town this week
• Coast Star website to require paid subscription
• Dogs rescued in Ohio land at AWS
• Wells rallies, holds off York
• Traip students show CRES students the wonders of chemistry
• Evergreens also add to autumn colors
• Vote on Maine casino too close to call
• James G. Moran
• The smell of gingerbread is in the air
• Maine gov race too close to call
• Gene B. Meade
• York Citizen of the Year nominees sought
• York voters re-elect Weaver as state rep
• Richard Carmel
• Cabinet-maker opens business on Woodbridge Road in York
• Democrat Hill wins Senate seat
• Thank you, candidates, for your time
• Wharf fix planned
• Tea party-backed LePage elected Maine governor
• And now, the election aftermath
• Presentation to York board highlights importance of buffers to stop pollution
• York field hockey suffers 2-0 loss in state championship
• Immigration ripe for discussion
• Sewall's Bridge has storied history
• York seniors go out with heads held high
• York area scholastic news
• About the town in York
• Girls soccer: Wildcats to host WMC regional championship
• York municipal meetings
• Girls soccer: York advances to regional championship
• York Weekly website to require paid subscription
• Wells outlasts York in football finale for Wildcats
• Boards talk about York Beach
• York boys seventh at state meet
• York clerks see lots of traffic leading up to Election Day
• Langaas selected to play in hoop tourney
• New stops signs erected in York Village center
• Concert for the ages: Skyler is back in town
• Pizza by Paras work still on hold in York
• Butternut squash goes 'green'
• School committee mulls YHS facelift
• Editor's Picks: What to do around town this week
• York girls soccer falls in Western Maine final
• York High School musicians win silver medal with Marshwood band
• York area community calendar
• Mainers approve $15 million in bonds
• Fashion Fling raised $56K for Breast Care at York Hospital
• Excellent service at Boband#8217;s Automotive
• Maine gov race drives York voters to polls
• York Police Log
• Officials opposed to winter recreation?
• Town should mitigate damage in Cape Neddick
• Family of Elmer Bittle thanks first-responders
• Harvestfest a bigger success than anticipated
• Chamber forward-thinking on Harvestfest
• Middle-schoolers learn about Pine Tree State
• Navy graduate cruises to a Great Bay 5K win
• Editor’s Picks: What to do around town this week
• Miller /Fegan
• York physician wins Mini Cooper from Rotary
• Rothermel/Rawding
• Town Dock renovation in York set for this winter
• Candy apples: Fruit of the goddesses
• York High School to combat dropout rate with prevention plan
• Middle school mourns loss of beloved teacher
• Homeowners required to pump septic systems to improve Cape Neddick Watershed
• Sides at odds over schoolhouse
• Field hockey: York headed to Class B regional championship
• Ballot questions
• Independent Cutler rising in race for Maine governor
• Falcons give Wildcats an early exit
• David M. Dodge
• LePage keeps focus on jobs in Maine governor's race
• Football: Wildcats will treat regular season finale as their 'playoff' game
• Joseph P. Garcia
• Pingree: Unfair to blame Democrats for U.S. woes
• York High School girls soccer team begins state title defense
• Nov. 2 is decision time for York voters
• Scontras says he has what it takes to beat Pingree
• Cross country: York boys and girls both qualify for Saturday's state meet
• Flotsam and Jetsam
• York seniors recall volunteer's dedication to center
• Navy grad cruises to a Great Bay 5K win
• York About Town
• Family and friends honor Jolie at memorial service
• Monster art: York Beach artists breathes new life into classic characters
• Maine gov. candidate Mitchell fends off criticism
• Maine Press Association honors The York Weekly
• Editor's Picks: What to do around town this week
• Boys soccer: York earns home playoff game
• York students learn about Native American culture
• York area community calendar
• York municipal meetings
• Love a good scare? Read on ...
• State plans to renovate historic Sewall's Bridge in York
• Here's your chance to support state land/waters efforts
• York Water District employees feted for service
• Police arrest man wanted in police pursuit
• Dean Scontras will carry Maine forward
• Michael Score the right man for Augusta
• Windol Weaver knows what Maine people need
• Mitchell works across party lines
• Out with the Democrats this November
• Equality Maine candidates for gay marriage
• Pingree plane a personal attack on Mainers
• Hill a true advocate for York in Augusta
• Republican giveaway of American jobs
• Giordano a civic-minded leader
• Vote Michael Score for District 149
• Move Rep. Hill to the Maine Senate
• York Police Log
• Help local farmers, vote 'yesand#8217; on 15
• Mitchell knows the benefits of a green economy
• Rolde endorses Mitchell for governor
• Donand#8217;t waste your vote
• Arundel, donand#8217;t bend over for Bentleyand#8217;s
• Editor’s Picks: What to do around town this week
• State Senate race: Dawn Hill
• Football: York prepares for undefeated Mountain Valley
• Republican backs Democrat Dawn Hill for Senate seat
• Teen's death challenges us to slow down and come together
• Selectmen give paving projects the green light
• Driver involved in pursuit located, held on $5K bail, say police
• State Rep. District 149 race: Score vs. Moulton
• Football: Wildcats trounce Fryeburg Academy, 56-6
• Backing Dawn Hill for Senate
• York Village Marketfest schedule of events
• Lottery winner accused of drug sale waives probable cause hearing
• Good crowd shows for SOB meeting
• Miles J. Malone
• Golf: York's Decato ties for fourth at state individual championship
• Ribbons for Linda benefit a success
• Harvestfest schedule
• Court denies request to suppress evidence in embezzlement case
• and#8216;Tis the season for a witch hunt
• Phebe Perry Mixter
• Girls soccer: Emotional win for York on Senior Night
• Score the best for District 149
• Woman found on side of road; police chase driver
• Erika Yvonne Jolie
• Legg a real leader for Kennebunk
• Madelin E. Bezgembluk
• Cross country: York boys conclude regular season with 11th win
• Elect Eliot Cutler for governor
• Dane Cook's half-brother pleads guilty to embezzlement charges
• Robert J. Maerz
• Ron Collins the right man for Senate
• Marketfest shows vitality of York Village
• Family and friends honor Jolie at memorial service
• Anger toward Obama unfounded
• Candidates night planned for Tuesday, Oct. 19
• Albert L. Tuttle
• Vote Score for state rep.
• Mike Estes knows the answer: jobs, jobs, jobs
• GOP opens office in York
• Be sure to vote for candidates, not against others
• Pingree's office has open-door policy
• Funds being raised for inspirational Haitian choir
• Ron Collins a dedicated community leader
• Headed straight for breakfast
• Bicyclist, motorcycle collide
• Reviewing the state of the state before the election
• Arrest warrant issued for alleged driver in chase
• 85-year-old author recalls the good, bad of growing up in York
• Nov. election will be a watershed
• Voting an obligation of our citizens
• About town in York
• Hospice thankful for Harvestfest help
• Family and friends honor Jolie at memorial service
• Asters are impressive 'roadside weeds'
• Scoreand#8217;s integrity just right for Augusta
• Police Log
• York meetings
• A powerful voice in Congress
• Mike Estes knows the answer: jobs, jobs, jobs
• At your library: 'That's all she (or he) wrote ... '
• Writer urges votes for his brother
• e-Books Coming soon to your library
• Harvestfest at hit at York Beach
• Giordano a vote for Maineand#8217;s future
• Leaders like Dawn Hill needed
• Library announces fall film series
• Historical Society thankful for tourney help
• Old York is looking for its next Decorator Show House
• Inaugural York Village Marketfest draws rave reviews
• Article on music wing money misleading
• Estes should denounce push poll
• Old York is looking for its next Decorator Show House
• Outgoing Sen. Bowman backs Dawn Hill
• Artists respond to Bulman's beloved bed-hanging artifacts
• Dane Cook's brother pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Michael Score the right man for Augusta
• Dawn Hill works across party lines
• York area community calendar
• The right choice for Senate District 1: Dawn Hill
• Editor's Picks: What to do around town this week
• York selectmen consider compromise on request to save the Agamenticus Village Schoolhouse
• Worker falls from roof in York
• Brother supports Ouellette for sheriff
• Play along: What does pumpkin and cream cheese mean to you?
• Capital projects undone
• Score has shown commitment to voters
• York area community calendar
• USDOT awards $20M to states for Memorial Bridge replacement
• Long-time York Senior Center volunteer dies
• Collins best choice for state Senate
• 'Christmas Carol' to be staged in York
• State plans improvements to Route 1, Southside Road in York
• Dawn Hill is a leader
• Candidate profile: Bradley S. Moulton
• State Senate race: Mike Estes
• Field hockey: Top-seeded York opens tourney against Falmouth
• Mitchell will fight for voters' core values
• Flotsam and Jetsam
• Officials look to improve Route 1 and River Road intersection in York
• Jewett Farms Studio Announcing Fall 2010 Cooking Class Series
• Governor Baldacci Encourages Proactive Approach to Protecting Lobster Industry

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