Headlines from York and Ogunquit, Maine

York High School students perform a scene from their upcoming production of "The Lottery," a modern adaptation of Shirley Jackson's classic tale. For the full story and another photo, see story.
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Sharing more than a border: York and Kittery officials discuss issues

With three shared borders, including one that has recently been called into question, a looming state-imposed school consolidation and a host of issues that have a regional impact, the towns of York and Kittery have a lot to talk about.

York's Wild Kingdom discussions continue; York Beach zoning efforts focus of meeting on May 10

The Massachusetts developer who hopes to create a new chapter in the history York’s Wild Kingdom was back in town recently.

Selectman candidate faces multiple charges, disputes clerical error

James Adams, one of three candidates running for a two-year term on the Board of Selectmen, was charged last week with multiple drug violations and motor vehicle infractions, but promises he will continue his bid for a seat on the town’s governing board.

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Current OPA Classic Film Series concludes May 9

Ogunquit Performing Arts will conclude its 2006-2007 Classic Film Series season with "Gentleman Jim" at the Dunaway Center on Wednesday evening, May 9, at 7 p.m.

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