FAIRFIELD — There are no nights off in the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference Class A division where parity rules.
2012
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COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Zaharchuk lifts Husson past Thomas
BANGOR — Richmond graduate Marc Zaharchuk scored 16 points and grabbed nine rebounds to lead Husson University to the upset over Thomas College 77-70 in a men’s basketball game Tuesday night.
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Romney romps in New Hampshire
CONCORD, N.H. — Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney won the New Hampshire primary Tuesday night, adding to a first-place finish in last week’s Iowa caucuses and establishing himself as the man to beat for the Republican presidential nomination. Ron Paul finished second, with Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman, Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum trailing.
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS HOCKEY: Eagles fly by Panthers
WATERVILLE — Messalonskee High School has featured some talented teams in the last seven seasons, playing consistent playoff hockey in always-tough Eastern A.
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HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING NOTEBOOK: Indians fare well
Despite having just 10 wrestlers on its roster, the Skowhegan Area High School wrestling team made a run at the title at the Nokomis Warrior Tournament on Saturday.
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Maine economist curbs his enthusiasm
PORTLAND — When it comes to the state economy, 2012 will look a lot like 2011, with little growth and few jobs, according to a leading state economist.
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COMMENTARY — MIKE LOWE: Patriots focused on stopping playoff skid
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — It’s no secret that Bill Belichick seldom reveals anything in his press briefings. But even by his standards, Belichick was singularly-focused in his daily chat with the media Tuesday.
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Bill calls for changing school discipline rules
AUGUSTA — Maine school districts would no longer be allowed to expel students without giving them a timeline or plan for returning to class under a bill endorsed by a legislative committee Tuesday.
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Farmington condo battle may go to court
FARMINGTON — The Planning Board this week challenged a resident’s appeal of a condominium project, setting up a probable legal battle over what kind of development should be allowed on Main Street.