WATERVILLE — It’s been a long time since the Thomas baseball players could talk about themselves with this kind of optimism. Wednesday afternoon, the Terriers showed again why they feel that way.
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Morning Sentinel police log: April 12, 2012
MADISON — Police arrested a 19-year-old Skowhegan man early Wednesday for allegedly assaulting his 16-year-old girlfriend.
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STILL LIFE: White whale watch
Maris, Georgia Aquarium’s resident pregnant beluga whale, swims in the aquarium’s tank on Wednesday. She is expected to give birth by June. She is the first mammal to conceive at the downtown Atlanta attraction since it opened in 2005.
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Baby discovered live in morgue; condition improving
The mother is shocked to hear a ‘tiny’ cry from inside a coffin.
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Milton Bradley talk attracts game enthusiasts
AUGUSTA — Johan Graham loves board games.
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Maine Labor Relations Board director dismisses claims of non-union hires
AUGUSTA — The executive director of the Maine Labor Relations Board on Wednesday dismissed a complaint that the state is hiring private contractors for too many jobs without notifying the union.
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Veteran to get half of Oakland camps’ proceeds
OAKLAND — Air Force veteran and cancer survivor John Ingraham will receive half the net proceeds, around $75,000, from the town’s sale of his foreclosed McGrath Pond properties.
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House approves slot machines for veterans groups
AUGUSTA — The House gave final approval Wednesday to a bill that would allow veterans groups and charitable fraternal organizations to operate up to five slot machines at their locations.
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NHL PLAYOFFS: Thomas gives Bruinsedge
WILMINGTON, Mass. (AP) — At one end of the ice, playoff MVP Tim Thomas will be in goal for the defending champion Boston Bruins. At the other end, Braden Holtby will make his NHL playoff debut in the Washington Capitals’ net.
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Lawmakers want gambling guidelines
AUGUSTA — Five months after voters rejected proposals for three new gambling facilities in Maine, lawmakers hope to set guidelines for future development of casinos and racinos, including a competitive bidding process.