Navigators go 96 yards in 32 seconds to score the winning touchdown.
2021
Posted inFootball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Oak Hill shakes off Poland in the second half
H.S. football: Caden Thompson rushes for more than 200 yards and collects four touchdowns in the Raiders’ 35-20 victory over the Knights.
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Posted inFeature Obituary, News
Lives Lost: Russell Dickey, 59, ambulance driver and volunteer firefighter, dies of COVID-19
‘From bad accidents to sick people, Rusty was a very caring person,’ said Kevin Wintle, Dexter’s police chief and Dickey’s friend.
Posted inMaine, News
Maine’s new bail law may ease the crunch for struggling county jails
The sponsors of a new law that ends cash bail requirements for most minor charges say people who are not a danger to the public shouldn’t be stuck in county jails just because they’re too poor to pay bail.
Posted inNation & World
Boosters, employer mandates drive increase in COVID-19 vaccinations
The total number of doses being administered in the U.S. is climbing toward an average of 1 million per day.
Posted inVarsity Maine
Local roundup: Hall-Dale field hockey rolls to win over Lisbon
Bulldogs get contributions from three different scorers in win over Greyhounds.
Posted inNation & World
Jail sentence in Capitol riot case should send message, judge says
‘It’s become evident to me that many of the defendants pleading guilty do not truly accept responsibility,’ the federal judge said.
Posted inNews, Schools and Education
Spruce Mountain staff ‘overwhelmed’ by COVID-19 quarantines
Nearly 300 students quarantined because of 46 coronavirus cases in RSU 73.
Posted inNation & World, New England
Home confinement recommended for New Hampshire man in Jan. 6 siege
According to the documents, Thomas Gallagher of Bridgewater says he has felt ‘immense shame and anxiety’ for entering the Capitol and is offering to pay $500 restitution.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, New England, News
Judge hears arguments in school’s plan to conceal murals
A federal judge is considering whether Vermont Law School has a right to conceal two large murals because some people in the school community find them racially offensive.