PORTLAND — Even if it played a perfect game, the Lawrence High School football team would have needed some help against the juggernaut from Cheverus.
Posted inLetters to the Editor, Opinion
Vote on natural gas delivery needed again
Our world has become far too dependent on fossil fuels (oil, gas, coal, etc.). They pollute, they are finite and they are getting increasingly expensive. The only rational course of action is to change our lifestyles to use less of these energy sources. And soon. Having said that, I realize that the three major polluters […]
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Fewer out-of-state hunters buying licenses in Maine
Fewer out-of-state hunters are coming to Maine every November, and that’s a problem for the businesses that cater to them.
Posted inOpinion
COMMENTARY: Biomedical innovation is America’s next moon landing
We Americans are rightfully proud of our can-do spirit. We know that our nation is capable of uniting for a common goal — and triumphing.
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Farmington police officer shoots, kills man
FARMINGTON — A Farmington man with a long history of run-ins with police was shot and killed by a police officer Saturday morning outside the town’s municipal building, a spokeswoman for the Maine Attorney General’s Office said.
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KEVIN THOMAS ON BASEBALL: Red Sox prospects make strides in Arizona Fall League
Judging by the record, the Scottsdale Scorpions (14-22) were not a success.
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CLASS A FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME: Momentum hard to find for Lawrence
PORTLAND — Momentum can come in many different ways and take many different forms.
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NCAA DIVISION III FIELD HOCKEY: Bowdoin’s run at title ends
DUDLEY, Mass. — Unfortunately for Bowdoin, the third time was the charm for Middlebury College.
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MaineGeneral’s newest hospital taking shape
AUGUSTA — Just about any child would be thrilled to watch the more than 30 heavy construction vehicles, including excavators, tractor shovels, bulldozers, dump trucks, cranes and pile drivers work at the new hospital site in Augusta. The site is the largest construction project under way in central Maine and will result in a new 192-bed hospital for MaineGeneral Medical Center, with an address of 35 Medical Center Parkway.
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NFL: Carter wrecks havoc
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) — Andre Carter’s franchise record lasted all of three days.