Hurricane Sandy has virtually guaranteed that the remainder of the high school soccer tournament games this week will be played on artificial turf.
October 2012
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Charlie Summers, Republican: Busy day of chats, handshakes, family time
Summers, a campaign veteran, touches base with voters in Saco, Windham and Freeport.
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HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER REGIONAL FINALS: ‘Cats, ‘Dogs ready for turf
Hurricane Sandy has virtually guaranteed that the remainder of the high school soccer tournament games this week will be played on artificial turf.
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Morning Sentinel police log, Oct. 30, 2012
IN BELGRADE, Monday at 9:56 a.m., a theft was reported on Golf Academy Drive.
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MLB: Red Sox hire Mainer
Farrell’s first hire was Blue Jays first base coach Torey Lovullo, a former Pawtucket Red Sox manager, as his bench coach. Butterfield’s hiring leaves four coaching spots to fill — hitting, pitching, bullpen and first base.
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COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: Colby shoots for strong finish at ECACs
By finishing ninth at the New England Small College Athletic Conference championships Saturday, the Colby men’s cross country earned its best finish at the meet since 2003.
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NHL LOCKOUT: NHL players expect to get escrow today
TORONTO (AP) — Locked-out NHL players are expected to get back last season’s escrow payment on Wednesday.
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Court moves Readfield murder trial to Franklin County
AUGUSTA — The man accused of killing Robert Orr of Readfield and then setting Orr’s house on fire to cover the crime is now scheduled to be tried by a jury in Franklin County Superior Court early in February.
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SPORTS: Leagues plan to play after storm
With much of the Northeast immersed in the recovery from Superstorm Sandy’s devastating blow, the NFL and NBA plan to carry on with their schedules.
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Winslow man sentenced to nine months for mischief
AUGUSTA — A Winslow man was sentenced Monday to serve an initial nine months in jail for committing aggravated criminal mischief Feb. 26, 2011, in Winslow.