Hanley Ramirez raps a bases-loaded single in the 12th inning at chilly Fenway Park to lift the Red Sox to a 3-2 win over Tampa Bay.
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Engineering issues torpedo Back Cove floating art project for this summer
The plan for a floating platform on Back Cove, with tide-activated walls that would enclose the space, is cancelled for this summer but may be back in 2019 after additional engineering.
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Leavitt students say they were singled out after school walkout against gun violence
Two boys are sent home from school after refusing to put away their protest signs.
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Lewiston roller derby league celebrates third anniversary on the track
Central Maine’s Northwood Knockouts win a match against the Androscoggin Fallen Angels league at the Lewiston Armory.
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Remembering the flu of 1918
Maine’s Department of Health’s Division of Communicable Disease counted 2,554 deaths from the flu that year, most occurring in the month of October.
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Judge orders cancer warning for coffee sold in California
Coffee companies argue that it’s not feasible to remove the carcinogen acrylamide from their product without ruining the flavor. But if the ruling stands, it could impact consumers across the U.S.
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What Facebook and Google know about you, and how to change that
Both companies likely know a lot, but you can make changes to keep some information private.
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With ‘crescendo,’ home-schooled student wins Maine State Spelling Bee
Colin Aponte, a 13-year-old from Blue Hill, beats out 13 other competitors to go on to the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington in May.
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Westbrook captures Unified Basketball state title
In a sport where participation and friendship mean so much, Westbrook fulfills a dream with its first championship.
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Change to basketball’s one-and-done rule seems likely
The top high school players might soon be allowed to skip college and go straight to the NBA.