Mark Rogers, 36, has cerebral palsy. Maybe he can’t play baseball, but thanks to his father, the game is as much a part of him as anyone who has ever picked up a bat.
June 2012
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Bill Nemitz: Summers has two hats in this election
Imagine it’s the morning of Wednesday, Nov. 7 — the day after Election 2012. President Obama has squeaked past challenger Mitt Romney. The Republicans have held on to their majority in the House of Representatives. But in the oh-so-close battle for control of the U.S. Senate, it’s all come down to the great State of […]
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The buzz on the bees
Beekeepers are a growing breed in Maine, and with it comes a responsibility of treating diseases.
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Deirdre Fleming: Trip to the woods lasts a lifetime
Wendy Clark Wescott grew up in the New York suburbs, not a child who had an interest in the outdoors. But Junior Maine Guide camp changed that, so much so that Wescott, now 61, is meeting her former camp mates this summer up near Rangeley on the edge of the north Maine woods, where more […]
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Pedal On: The way to get children started on the right path for bicycling
A co-worker recently shared with me the story of a bicycle outing with her young daughter that turned painful — for Mom. In an effort to avoid a collision when her child slowed significantly while chatting away, Mom hit the soft sand at the edge of the street where they were riding, didn’t get out […]
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Title IX 40th anniversary
Though the law expanded opportunities for women in many arenas, it still faces challenges, experts say.
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MLB: Beckett put on DL
CHICAGO (AP) — The Boston Red Sox have put ace Josh Beckett on the 15-day disabled list because of inflammation in his right shoulder.
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SOFTBALL: Cony wins State Class A championship
STANDISH — Cony High School junior Sonja Morse was nearly perfect Saturday in leading the Rams to a 2-0 victory against South Portland for the Class A state softball championship.
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Soldier mourned, honored, buried
DEXTER — U.S. Army Capt. Jay Brainard was mourned, honored and buried Saturday, three weeks after the helicopter he was piloting crashed while on patrol in Afghanistan.
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Girls’ lacrosse: Red Storm deny Dragons once more
In a rematch of last year’s Class A final, Scarborough comes out on top again.