A judge rules a rival’s tech device was not unique so the patent is invalid, but it’s not the end of their legal battles.
2014
Posted inNation & World, News, Politics
Does Obama have authority for immigration changes?
The president cites precedent, but Republicans call his plan an unconstitutional power grab.
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Posted inNew England Patriots, Sports
LeGarrette Blount returns to New England
The running back and former Patriot was cut earlier in the week by the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Posted inVarsity Maine
Raiders’ family extends beyond football field
Oak Hill’s roster boasts three sets of brothers, who may share blood but not playing style.
Posted inFootball, Sports, Varsity Maine
MCI, Oak Hill vie for state championship Saturday
The two foes are unfamiliar with each other, but have the same goal in their sights.
Posted inMaine
Local, online retailers gearing up for holiday shopping
National holiday shopping sales are projected to increase by around 4 percent this year, but in Maine, the results for stores can be heavily dependent on the weather.
Posted inFootball, Sports
Winslow seeks redemption against Leavitt
The Hornets beat the Black Raiders for the Class C title last year.
Posted inFootball, Sports
Eric Hathaway a two-way force for MCI football
The senior is an asset at both running back and nose guard for the Huskies.
Posted inMaine
St. Anthony’s Soup Kitchen in Skowhegan to serve Thanksgiving dinner
The holiday meal in the basement of Notre Dame de Lourdes, the first the kitchen has served in years, will be Monday.
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Dyer’s Look Ahead: Tidbits to know about this weekend’s football state championships
The beginning of the end of the high school football season starts Friday night, when Winslow plays Leavitt for the Class C championship at Alfond Stadium in Orono. Here are a few blogservations you should know entering state title weekend … CLASS A: Most — if not all — prognosticators were certain we were on […]