December 2014 – Page 71 – Centralmaine.com

Probe of emails to Windham-Raymond schools slowed by twists, tricks, series of hurdles

Maine’s computer crimes unit put a rush on the case that closed schools for three days, but it still took time to locate a suspect.

Fine-dining veterans Dana Street and Sam Hayward hope the seafood-house-and-more opens by summer, as the pier’s revitalization continues.

An early flurry of goals lifted Rams to a 6-1 victory over the Eagles.

Missed chances kept both teams from picking up a win in the 3-3 result.

The Lakers play the bulk of their games on the road this season.

Educators who have led groups of students to Cuba welcome the turn in its relations with the United States.

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The Black Raiders improved to 4-0 with the key 65-59 road victory.

The Bobcats basketball team is taking its 2-1 record on the road until mid-January.

The timeline of key events in U.S. – Cuba relations.

Kristin Cook, who was injured when she fell out of a tree just before Thanksgiving, is in a body cast but slowly is recovering from the accident.