Do you want a prolific goal scorer on your soccer team? It depends whom you ask.
September 2012
Posted inNews
Police Report: Sept. 17-18
At 7:04 p.m., there was a report of liquor law violations at Greentree Apartments on New England Road.
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Posted inPolitics
Romney’s stumbles spur need to refocus
He needs to emphasize that he can fix the economy, experts say, and to keep backers from losing faith that he can win.
Posted inPolitics
Palestinian remark could hurt Romney
Besides being at odds with party platform, it could compromise his standing as a future peace broker.
Posted inPolitics
Wealth redistributed: Two visions of America clashing
Analysis: Romney risks alienating the masses who receive federal benefits as he tries to tap into anger over their costs.
Posted inSports
LOCAL ROUNDUP: Bernatchez scores hat trick
OAKLAND — Kristy Bernatchez scored three goals as the the Messalonskee field hockey team cruised to a KVAC A win over the Rams in Oakland.
Emily York and Lynnae Luettich each added two goals for Messalonskee (5-1-0). Kylee Knight had a goal and an assist and York added an assist for the Eagles.
Jenna Bishop had 25 saves for Bangor (1-6-0).
Posted inPolitics, Senate
Bill Nemitz: Never look a literary device in the mouth
Boy oh boy, did I mess up last week . . .
Posted inSports
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER: Smith lifts Winslow by Mt. View
WINSLOW — The Winslow boys soccer team distinguished itself as one of the top teams in the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference Class B division Tuesday afternoon with an impressive 6-1 win over Mt. View at Kennebec Savings Bank Field.
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HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER: Day lifts Gardiner to win over Nokomis
GARDINER — The picture in the Class B division of the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference is still a little fuzzy as teams approach the midway point of the season..
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New bidder for Maine state liquor contract emerges
Ford Reiche, president of Dirigo Spirit, sees the state liquor contract as broken but fixable.