LOUDON, N.H. — Ryan Hunter-Reay heard the urgent call on his radio.
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PGA CHAMPIONSHIP: Bradley makes rousing comeback
JOHNS CREEK, Ga. (AP) — In a major with names hard to remember, Keegan Bradley delivered a comeback difficult to forget.
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Morning Sentinel police log: Aug. 15, 2011
IN BENTON, Sunday at 12:37 a.m., trespassing was reported on River Road.
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Mainers volunteer at camp for children of 9/11 victims
PORTLAND — A group of Mainers starts work Tuesday at a summer camp in Massachusetts where they will provide comfort and support to children affected by one of the deadliest attacks on civilians in U.S. history.
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MLB: Furbush shuts down Sox
SEATTLE (AP) — When the trade was made that brought Charlie Furbush to Seattle, there wasn’t much background to know if the pitcher could eventually use his long left-handed frame to be a starter.
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Female comic-book artists converge on ‘Womanthology’ plea
What started out as a tweet has exploded into a full-time job for Renae de Liz, a Cape Elizabeth comic book artist.
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Many New Englanders fear a long, cold winter
AUGUSTA — It’s been so hot this summer that heat records in some parts of New England melted away with temperatures in the 100-degree range. At the same time, the frigid days of the winter ahead are on the minds of officials in the region’s statehouses.
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Pot group has seed money
AUGUSTA — An attorney for Maine’s largest medical marijuana nonprofit group says it has secured $1.6 million in financing in a deal that will be formally delivered to the state today.
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BILL STEWART: Clark in good shape
A couple of quick thoughts as I clean out the wood stove in preparation for another eight months of winter.
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Boston newspaper from Revolution to be auctioned
FAIRFIELD — On Jan. 7, 1765, in the middle of the Stamp Act controversy, Boston shopkeeper Harbottle Dorr bought an issue of the Boston Evening-Post and commented on its contents in the margins.