BOSTON (AP) — The New York Knicks must figure out how to finish off games.
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Fairfield pizzeria has secret admirer
FAIRFIELD — Is Sonny’s Superfan the new Postcard Jack?
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At least five hurt at Carrabassett Valley bar
CARRABASSETT VALLEY — At least five people were injured Saturday night when a fire escape at The Rack bar and grill collapsed beneath partygoers.
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COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Quesada paces Terriers in victory
POULTNEY, Vt. — Matt Quesada scored six goals and Scott Dumas added three goals and an assist as Thomas College beat Green Mountain College 17-8 in North Atlantic Conference men’s lacrosse action Sunday.
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SNOWBOARDING: Warn following his dream
On the first day of the USA Snowboard Association national championships, Jake Warn broke his wrist during a practice run. Jake, 11, a fifth grader at Winslow Elementary School, was afraid his first trip to nationals was over before it really began.
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Fighting Maine’s obesity plague
FARMINGTON — Select groups of state employees in Maine seem to have adopted healthier lifestyles because of a taxpayer-funded wellness program targeting obesity in the workplace, according to a health consultant reviewing the project.
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SIDELINES: Red Sox fans, it could be worse
Well, this didn’t go according to plan, at least through the first 11 games.
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Website allows ratings check on physicians
AUGUSTA — Mainers have an easy and reliable way to compare the quality of doctors and hospitals around the state, the creators of a new website say.
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OUR OPINION: Offensive speech is only kind that really needs protection
Nothing is more appalling than the sight of the Rev. Fred Phelps and his tiny band of followers from the fringe Westboro Baptist Church protesting outside military funerals.
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10-mile yard sale is a very, very long flea market
CORNVILLE — Theresa Blake-Ireland of Oakland already has her calendar marked for May 21-22.