BOSTON (AP) — Andrei Markov tied it with 8.2 seconds left in regulation, and Brendan Gallagher scored the only shootout goal to give the Montreal Canadiens a 6-5 victory over the Boston Bruins on Wednesday night.
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Kennebec Journal area police log, March 27, 2013
A Palermo resident battled an out-of-control intruder early Wednesday morning, and the resulting injuries sent both men to the hospital.
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Washington voters to decide on money for paving
Washington voters will decide on whether to fund an additional $40,000 for paving so the town can start fixing its roads in a more organized way.
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NBA: Green’s layup at buzzer lifts Celtics
CLEVELAND (AP) — Jeff Green scored 21 points and hit the winning layup at the buzzer, and the Boston Celtics snapped a five-game losing streak with a 93-92 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers on Wednesday night.
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Wrong-door try leads to assault charges
A defendant who repeatedly tried to exit a courtroom by a door that leads to the judges’ chambers Tuesday now faces two charges of assault on an officer.
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LOCAL COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Pistel, Eddy lift Colby
CLERMONT, Fla. — Kate Pistel and Katharine Eddy both had five points as the Colby College women’s lacrosse team beat Hamilton College 13-9 in a New England Small College Athletic Conference game Wednesday.
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Augusta school board signs off on $27.4 million budget
The Augusta Board of Education approved a $27.4 million budget in a split vote Wednesday.
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DOMA debate comes down to fairness, Mainers say
Maine’s same-sex couples are watching the Supreme Court’s discussions on the federal Defense of Marriage Act closely, as many head toward retirement age and access to benefits may come in to play.
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Unity to vote on Town Office project financing
Unity residents will decide how the new Town Office construction will be funded during Saturday’s annual Town Meeting.
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Lewiston tries to shed reputation for welfare
Lewiston officials are zeroing in on general assistance recipients, stepping up enforcement of eligibility rules and promising indictments and prosecutions for fraud.