Safety Rakeim Ashford will miss the Wolfpacks’ game against Notre Dame and a timetable for his return is uncertain.
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Maine Trust for Local News promotes 2 executives
Amy Lamb and Stefanie Manning take on expanded roles with the nonprofit that owns the Press Herald.
Football notebook: Messalonskee romp of Falmouth highlights surprise-filled Week 1
The Eagles stunned the Navigators 47-8, while Waterville and Maranacook cruised in the eight-man ranks.
Charges dismissed against man accused of assault at Wiscasset summer camp
Lincoln County District Attorney Natasha Irving dismissed five counts of assault against 22-year-old Carlos Missione, who was immediately fired by Camp Chewonki after allegedly attacking two co-workers on June 24.
Patriots notebook: Bill Belichick says quarterback Mac Jones has improved in three areas
Jones is better at making reads, decision-making and timing, according to Belichick.
For small businesses reliant on summer tourism, extreme weather is the new pandemic – for better or worse
Tourism-related businesses have always been at the mercy of the weather. But with heat waves, fires and storms becoming more frequent and intense, small businesses increasingly see extreme weather as their next long-term challenge.
Smash Mouth frontman Steve Harwell, best known for ubiquitous pop-rock hit ‘All Star,’ dies at 56
The singer died Monday morning from acute liver failure, the band’s manager said in a statement.
As students return to KVCC, Fairfield-based college lays out ambitious road map
The state’s free-tuition initiative has boosted enrollment numbers at Kennebec Valley Community College at a time when administrators are planning for on-campus housing and new athletic programs.
Ukraine’s defense minister resigns a day after Zelensky announces his replacement
Oleksii Reznikov’s removal follows a scandal around the defense ministry’s procurement of military jackets.
UAW’s clash with Big 3 automakers shows off a more confrontational union as strike deadline looms
A potential strike by 146,000 UAW members comes against the backdrop of increasingly emboldened American unions of all kinds.