07/18/2008
from the Kennebec Journal
KENNEBEC COUNTY Both list experience in commission race
Allen, Collins cite differences during their debate for Senate
STATE'S DEMOCRATS SHRUG OFF PALIN VISIT
Red Sox on edge of abyss
HERE'S TO HOPE
Event to offer ways to stop teens' alcohol abuse
HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY: Ramblers barely hold on for win
SOCCER NOTES: Rams battle to the wire
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from the Morning Sentinel
OAKLAND Manager accepts new job
WATERVILLE Mayoral hopefuls no novices
Tea room evokes Victorian era's genteel customs
NEIGHBORS SPURN STUDY
SKOWHEGAN BLAZE CLOSES KFC/TACO BELL
SOMERSET COUNTY Manslaughter suspect appears in court
Pair of goaltenders battle for ice time
Mt. Abram makes big statement
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"THE HAPPENING"
91 minutes. (R)
Director M. Night Shyamalan's new sci-fi earth warming epic, "The Happening," opens in Central Park with two girls sitting on a park bench. One of them hears a breeze in the trees and gets nervous. Whatever it is, and we find out very soon, it is messing with the human survival instinct and provoking it into a suicide mode. No one knows what's causing this. Is it terrorism, avian flu, the rising cost of oil and gas prices? This is probably the worst movie of the year so far.




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