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Photo of the Week

One of the first hummingbirds to arrive in the Sanford area takes a good long drink at a feeder. Photo: Rynep VanEldik
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In their Own Words

Republicans Matthew Harrington (R) - Senate District 33 I’m running for re-election because Maine families deserve a strong voice that will fight for affordability, accountability, and public safety. Having spent most of my career in law enforcement, I understand the challenges facing our communities and the importance of leadership grounded in responsibility, and common sense. I have worked tirelessly on the Energy Committee to push back against policies that drive up electricity costs for Maine families, seniors and small businesses.…
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Several businesses at the Center for Shopping were evacuated

Several businesses at the Center for Shopping were evacuated for several hours Monday morning, May 18, while firefighters searched for a reported gas leak at Main Street Appliance, according to Sanford Fire Department. No gas leak or source of the odor was found, but the building was ventilated, said Capt. Scott Susi.  Photo: LivsEye Photography
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Sanford police officers kick off last year’s Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics on June 3, 2025. The department is participating again this year.  Photo: Sanford Police Department Compiled by Carolyn Cadigan SPD still carries a torch for Special Olympics: Again this year, the Sanford Police Department is supporting Special Olympics Maine. On Tuesday, June 2, a team from the department will carry the Special Olympics torch, called the Flame of Hope, running 7.5 miles to Waypoint, where they…
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Council OKs Data Center Pause – With Developer’s Support

Photo: NYC Office of Technology By Lee Burnett The Sanford City Council is giving itself at least three months and possibly longer to anticipate and protect against adverse effects of the massive data center proposed for south Sanford. The council voted unanimously Tuesday to enact an emergency 91-day moratorium to adopt new ordinance standards covering a slew of potential impacts on the environment and electrical rates. The moratorium generated little discussion among city councilors. It drew a strong written endorsement…
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