Tampa Bay and Boston each have 110 points atop the Atlantic Division.
2018
Posted inSports
Tuesday’s NHL roundup: Devils move closer to playoff spot with win
New Jersey, which hasn’t been in the playoffs since 2012, tops the Rangers, 5-2.
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College baseball: St. Joseph’s comes back for a 10-5 win
The Monks, who trailed after six innings, win their ninth straight by scoring six runs in the bottom of the seventh inning in a snowy game against Colby.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, Nation & World, News
Maine railway won’t have to stand trial for Quebec oil train disaster
Prosecutors conclude there was little chance of convicting the bankrupt Montreal Maine & Atlantic Railway of negligence in the tragic Lac-Megantic crash, which killed 47 people in 2013.
Posted inMaine, Politics
Former Waterville councilor John O’Donnell appointed to Ward 5 council seat
O’Donnell, a Democrat, was chosen by a clear majority of councilors despite vociferous supporters of Julian Payne who packed the chamber.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, Politics
First pot-business licenses would go to Maine residents of at least 4 years
Lawmakers nail down the final details of a bill governing recreational marijuana sales, which now heads to the House.
Posted inNation & World
Migrant caravan comes to a halt in Mexico
The group was a means to draw attention to the plight of migrants and was never going to reach the US border, activists with the convoy say.
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Tuesday’s sports digest: Boothbay cancels softball season with lack of players
Officials had enough players sign up a couple months ago, but only seven players came out for the team and the season needed to be ended.
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Idexx expansion gets green light in Westbrook
The Planning Board unanimously approves the veterinary technology company’s proposal for significant growth of its headquarters in the city.
Posted inNation & World
Netanyahu backtracks on deal to resettle African migrants
The deal with the United Nations was that about half of the 35,000 migrants would be resettled in the West with the rest absorbed by Israel, but heavy criticism led the prime minister to cancel the plan.