Mallett was selected by New England in the third round of the 2011 NFL draft. He appeared in four games with the Patriots during the 2012 season.
2023
Posted inMaine, News, Politics
Mills says she’ll sign budget deal that includes money for paid family leave, child care
The governor’s support ensures that Maine will become the 13th state to implement mandatory paid leave to workers who need time off to care for family members or themselves.
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Posted inMaine, News
Asylum seekers protest conditions at Portland Expo, lack of long-term plan
City officials met with the protesters, who say they have been served expired food and worry about where they will go when the Expo closes in mid-August.
Posted inBusiness, News
Is it a ‘richcession’? Or a ‘rolling recession’? Or maybe no recession at all?
Despite much higher borrowing costs, thanks to the Federal Reserve’s aggressive streak of interest rate hikes, consumers keep spending, and employers keep hiring.
Posted inSports
From Boston to Anaheim, Greg Cronin puts the accent on positivity
Greg Cronin, a former assistant coach at UMaine, was a decidedly outside-the-box choice to coach the Anaheim Ducks.
Posted inMaine colleges, Sports
Jay Johnson made all the right moves to quickly build LSU into a national champion again
LSU won their seventh title and first since 2009 by beating Florida 18-4 Monday night.
Posted inSports
NHL notebook: Hayes traded from the Flyers to the Blues for a 6th-round pick in 2024
Kevin Hayes gives the retooling Blues depth down the middle as they try to return to the playoffs next season
Posted inSports
Sports Digest: Johnson pulls out of NASCAR’s historic Chicago Street Race after family tragedy
Police in Muskogee, Oklahoma, confirm they are investigating the shooting deaths of three relatives of Johnson.
Posted inLife & Culture, On Music Lucky Clark, Op-Eds
Devin Gray just a Maine boy that loves music — and has gone everywhere
Musician to perform July 8 at the Portland Conservatory of Music.
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
Commentary: 20 short observations from a high school teacher at year’s end
As school wraps for the summer, these notes provide a view into today’s classroom. 1. Students tell me they need their iPhones because their brains are wired differently than mine. One said, “Mr. Miller, we need the dopamine hit.” 2. By accident, an intruder alarm warning went off in one of our district schools, and […]