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Worker who herded people out before Farmington explosion is called hero
Farmington’s police chief says fast-thinking maintenance manager Larry Lord saved lives by evacuating employees before the LEAP building was leveled by an explosion that left him gravely injured.
Photos: Fatal Farmington propane explosion
A maintenance worker, who was also seriously injured, is credited with getting several people to safety just before the blast, which also destroyed 11 mobile homes.
Antonio Brown eligible to play Sunday for Patriots
Two people with knowledge of decision tell AP: Antonio Brown will be eligible to play for Patriots at Miami.
Receiver Antonio Brown faces rape accusations by former trainer
Antonio Brown is accused of sexually assaulting his former trainer in a lawsuit filed in South Florida against the wide receiver signed by the New England Patriots on Monday.
Acadia National Park has leeway in adopting e-bike rules
The park’s superintendent suggests it’s not a sure thing the bikes will be allowed on Acadia’s carriage roads, which were donated to the park for nonmotorized use.
Bar Harbor man convicted of killing, raping friend faces life sentence
In May, a jury found Jalique Keene guilty of murdering and raping 19-year-old Mikaela Conley of Bar Harbor.
Scientists rethink Alzheimer’s, diversifying the drug search
Scientists explore novel ways to attack Alzheimer’s in the wake of a string of disappointing drug failures.
NWS chief backs forecasters who contradicted Trump
The head of the National Weather Service Director said forecasters in Birmingham did the right thing Sept. 1 when they tried to combat public panic and rumors that Dorian posed a threat to Alabama.