Brian Rines kept his promise to give his daughter away at her wedding recently, despite being stricken with pneumonia and leukemia.
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MLB: Epstein resigns, headed to Chicago
CHICAGO (AP) — Theo Epstein is leaving the Boston Red Sox after a remarkable run that included two World Series championships. He’s joining the Chicago Cubs to see if he can bring success to another team steeped in history and starved for a title.
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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: Indians remain alive
SKOWHEGAN — Tyler Savage ran for 101 yards and two touchdowns as the Skowhegan Area High School football team beat Mt. Ararat 52-8 to remain in the Pine Tree Conference Class A playoff hunt, on Friday.
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LOCAL ROUNDUP: Hart lifts Cougars to quarterfinals
FARMINGTON — Blake Hart scored the lone goal of the game as the Mt. Blue High School boys soccer team beat Erskine Academy 1-0 in an Eastern Maine Class A preliminary game Friday.
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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Nokomis wins 2nd straight
MADISON — Austin Chipman rushed for a career high 214 yards and three touchdowns to pace Nokomis to it’s second straight win, 38-22 over Madison, Friday night in a Pine Tree Conference Class B football season finale for both teams.
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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Bulldogs defense dominates Dragons
FAIRFIELD — The Brunswick High School football team had something most opponents never have at Lawrence’s Keyes Field: a winning streak.
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Activists want to save Belgrade Lakes marina
BELGRADE LAKES — For years, boaters who came to visit the village anchored their craft behind the old marina and post office on Mill Stream, between Great Pond and Long Pond.
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Morning Sentinel police log: Oct. 22, 2011
IN CLINTON, Thursday at 6:31 p.m., juvenile offenses were reported at Clinton Elementary School on Morrison Avenue.
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AMY CALDER: Shelter for youth in need
Jake was shy at first, responding to my questions with brief answers.
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At Colby, economic panelists criticize politics
WATERVILLE — Even as the global financial crisis deepens and recovery in the U.S. sputters, the solutions for economic recovery are still very much doable and are pretty straightforward.