Kalli Thompson scores 17 points, grabs 18 rebounds for Purple Panthers in win.
2021
Posted inMaine, Morning Sentinel
Residents share concerns about Norridgewock landfill expansion proposal
Waste Management Disposal Services of Maine hopes to expand the Crossroads Landfill at 359 Mercer Road, off Route 2.
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Posted inMaine, News
Livermore man demands action after scary situation on Androscoggin River Bridge
After a local man witnessed an older woman slipping on unplowed sidewalks along the Androscoggin River Bridge as oncoming trucks approached her, he demanded Livermore and Livermore Falls take action.
Posted inSports
NFL notebook: Urban Meyer’s 30-person staff includes strength coach accused of mistreatment
Chris Doyle, who left the University of Iowa in June amid allegations of mistreatment and racism, is hired as Jacksonville’s director of sport performance.
Posted inMaine colleges, Sports
Thursday’s college roundup: South Carolina rebounds, continues SEC dominance
The top-ranked Gamecocks follow their loss to UConn with a 77-62 victory over Missouri.
Posted inSports
NBA roundup: Raptors won’t return to Toronto this season
The team will continue to play its home games in Tampa, Florida, because of coronavirus restrictions in Canada.
Posted inBoston Bruins, Sports
NHL roundup: Bruins delaying O’Ree’s jersey retirement
A ceremony in honor of Willie O’Ree, the league’s first Black player, will be pushed back to next season in hopes that fans will be able to attend.
Posted inBusiness, Maine
CMP blames solar controversy on midlevel engineers
The utility’s top executive tells lawmakers that initial estimates of grid upgrade costs were sent to solar developers without proper review.
Posted inNation & World
Three years later, Parkland school shooting trial still in limbo
One reason is the coronavirus, which has shut court operations down, and another is the sheer magnitude of the case, which involves the killing of 17 people.
Posted inNation & World, News
Race to vaccinate older Americans advances in many states
Two months after the first COVID-19 shots were administered, more than a third of people 65 and older have received at least one dose in states that have provided data.