Temple coach led Bereans to first regional title game in school history.
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Posted inBoys Soccer, Sports, Varsity Maine
Morning Sentinel Boys Soccer Player of the Year: Sam Smith
Mt. Blue senior set new career goals record for Cougars.
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Posted inBusiness, Maine
Saviello predicts permit approval for CMP transmission line
The Wilton selectman and his colleagues plan to discuss at a future meeting whether their town will maintain its stand in support of the project.
Posted inMaine, Maine Crime, News
Brunswick graduate arrested after racist graffiti found at Maryland college
Fynn Ajani Arthur, 21, has been charged with two counts of malicious destruction of property following instances in which swastikas were drawn in bathroom stalls at Goucher College.
Posted inNation & World
Another court rejects Trump’s push to withhold funds from ‘sanctuary’ cities
However, there’s no nationwide ruling yet on whether the federal government can block states, cities and counties from receiving a longtime public safety grant if they limit their cooperation with immigration officials.
Posted inLife & Culture, Lifestyle, Maine
All aboard: Model trains at Maine State Museum
Maine State Museum’s annual model train event, which continues Saturday, features displays complete with seasonal scenery.
Posted inMaine
Multi-vehicle accident backs up traffic on Route 139 in Fairfield
The accident involving a tractor-trailer and three other vehicles occurred late Friday afternoon, but no fatalities were reported.
Posted inMaine
A close shave: Augusta police wrap up November fundraiser
Officers were allowed to do things like grow beards, let down long hair or wear different colored T-shirts under their uniforms during November.
Posted inLife & Culture
Vatican offers guidelines for selling unused churches
The guidelines suggest that if the church cannot be given to another Christian community, it should be reused for cultural or societal aims.
Posted inMaine
Department of Transportation says Hallowell city manager OK’d stopped sidewalk
City Manager Nate Rudy said the department should have approached city councilors, as they had done with previous changes to the Water Street project.