Andrew Bilodeau was convicted of vehicular manslaughter for the crash that claimed the life of 81-year-old Emile Morin in November 2017 in Augusta.
2020
Posted inSports
NFL cancels Hall of Fame ceremony, game
The preseason opener between the Cowboys and Steelers is moved to 2021, and the induction ceremony also will take place next August.
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Australia, New Zealand chosen to co-host 2023 Women’s World Cup
The joint bid is picked over the only other contender, Colombia.
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Vince Carter officially ends 22-year NBA career
Carter, 43, confirms that he’s retiring after playing in 1,541 games – the third most in league history.
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Hazel F. Warner
AUGUSTA – Hazel F. Warner, 97, of Vassalboro, died Monday, March 9, 2020 at MaineGeneral Rehabilitation and Long Term Care at Glenridge.
Posted inMaine, News
Maine reports 53 new COVID-19 cases, highest daily total in 2 weeks
No additional deaths were reported Thursday and the average daily total over the last 10 days is still down from the previous 10 days.
Posted inBusiness, Nation & World, News
Canada’s COVID aid pays off with consumer-spending rebound
Key to the recovery was a monthly cash support for workers rolled out by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
Posted inNation & World
The Latest: House passes broad police reform legislation in wake of George Floyd’s killing
The latest on protests against racism and police brutality around the U.S. and the world. WASHINGTON — The House passed an expansive Democratic-led measure Thursday that would revamp law enforcement practices following the public clamor for change after the death of George Floyd. The largely party-line vote of 236 to 181 epitomized the polarized debate […]
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Supreme Court rules for Trump administration in deportation case
The high court reversed a lower-court ruling in favor of a man who failed his initial asylum screening.
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Mail-in ballots thrust Postal Service into presidential race
President Donald Trump opposes expanding voting by mail, arguing it will trigger fraud, even though there’s no evidence that will happen.