The Eagles not only lost Carson Wentz, but have had to overcome injuries to many key contributors.
2018
Posted inUncategorized
Unified basketball continues impressive growth at Maine high schools
The sport has grown from 17 to 52 teams since 2015, with six new programs joining this season.
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Posted inMaine colleges, Sports
Women’s basketball: St. Joe’s routs UNE, 74-53
The Monks win their 15th straight – two shy of the school record.
Posted inSports, Varsity Maine
Local roundup: Gabby Lord leads Nokomis girls basketball over Bangor
Junior center scores 16 in win
Posted inNation & World, Politics
What’s in the deal that broke the Senate stalemate?
Absent from the budget bill are prickly immigration issues, including Trump’s border wall and protections for the so-called ‘Dreamers.’
Posted inVarsity Maine
Hockey notes: Logan Denis finds comfort zone for Kennebec
Move to blue line has solidified RiverHawks’ defensive corps.
Posted inMaine
Clinton man contends his Main Street property isn’t dangerous
Charles “Buddy” McIntyre owns a home that the town is seeking to declare dangerous.
Posted inMaine, Maine Crime, News
New Jersey man accused of bilking 90-year-old Falmouth woman awaits extradition
Rheimy Diaz-Tolentio is accused of defrauding the woman out of nearly $5,000 after falsely informing her by phone that her grandson had been arrested for drunken driving.
Posted inOlympics, Sports
Mogul skier Troy Murphy of Bethel gets a spot on U.S. Olympic team
Murphy, 25, is the fourth Mainer to earn a berth in the Games next month in South Korea.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Maine State Ferry Service wants to charge out-of-state passengers more
The agency has proposed different fees for Maine and out-of-state residents to overcome a projected budget shortfall and help modernize the service.