Thomas College has a young baseball team, but one thing the Terriers haven’t practiced much is relaxing in the dugout during a blowout win. Thomas is 10-2 in the North Atlantic Conference, but six of those victories are by one run.
April 2013
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COLLEGE CONNECTIONS: Bartlett supplies power for UMF
In mid-April, 2010, Kaitlyn Bartlett was a nervous freshman on the University of Maine at Farmington softball team when she stepped into the batter’s box at Husson for the first game of a doubleheader.
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COLLEGE CONNECTIONS: Gay says he’s sticking to plan
Ryan Gay hatched a plan four years ago that would lead him to a successful career as a professional golfer. He still maintains he can and will play the game for a living.
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LOCAL ROUNDUP: Thomas sweeps UMF
FARMINGTON — Cody Vigue had a key RBI single and Eric Sucy worked out of a seventh inning jam to lift the Thomas College baseball team to a 3-2 win over the University of Maine at Farmington in the second game of a North Atlantic Conference doubleheader Tuesday at Hippach Field.
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Store video focus of search for Boston bomber
A man is discovered dropping a bag near the bomb site, raising hopes on a frenzied day.
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Restitution fund set up to pay Hermit’s victims
Christopher Knight “very much wants to make things right,” his lawyer says.
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3 charged in big heroin bust in Farmingdale
Three people have been charged with trafficking in heroin and a fourth person arrested on a warrant, after police reportedly found thousands of dollars worth of the drug during a raid Tuesday of a Hill Street apartment in Farmingdale.
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Two Farmington deaths confirmed as suicides
Farmington police say the deaths of Lawrence Decker, 58, of Farmington, and Nikole Dolloff, 21, of Burnham found early Monday morning at 202 Maple Avenu were suicides.
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N.H. Sen. Ayotte to vote against background checks
Maine Republican Sen. Susan Collins, meanwhile, took to the Senate floor this morning to explain why she plans to support the proposed expansion.
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Poison mail suspect described body-parts conspiracy
A man in Mississippi has been arrested for allegedly sending letters with ricin poison to President Obama and a U.S. senator.