The Central Maine Youth Football Clinic Camp will be held Friday-Sunday at North Street Field in Waterville. The clinic will feature players and coaches from the New England Patriots. The noncontact clinic is open to boys and girls in grades 1-8. The times are as follows: Friday, 6-8 p.m; Saturday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.; Sunday, 9 […]
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Local baseball: Andrews pulls away to a victory
PORTLAND — Andrews Post took a 9-0 lead in the first two innings and rolled to a 12-0 victory over Libby-Mitchell Post in five innings in an American Legion Baseball game Tuesday night. Michael Scala was 3 for 3 with three RBI and Evan Gallant was 2 for 2 with a double and two RBI […]
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Maine reserve police officerslearn the ropes
Recruits who will be added to police patrols this summer get a chance to apply what they learned in the classroom.
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NTSB blames fatal accident on tug officer’s cellphone use
The incident involving a duck boat on the Delaware River points to a ‘culture of distraction.’
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Teen, six others killed in Syria street clashes
Bashar Assad’s opponents are confronted by thousands of supporters backed by security forces.
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People & EntertainmentBruce Springsteen bids ‘Big Man’ farewell
PALM BEACH, Fla. — Bruce Springsteen eloquently eulogized saxophonist Clarence Clemons, his band mate and friend of more than four decades, at a private funeral Tuesday at a small church. The roughly two-hour service for the 69-year-old Clemons, known as “The Big Man” and Springsteen’s main foil onstage over their long careers, was at the […]
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Portland considers combining sports boosters
The school board weighs a change that would dole out money more equally and avoid Title IX issues.
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Farmington woman, 81, slain in home invasion
Grace Burton died Tuesday after a man broke into her apartment and attacked her, police say.
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Maine wind protesters get $500 fine, 10-day sentence
A judge says the protest, which blocked a truck, endangered bystanders.
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Maine entrepreneursfind some angels for the details
GORHAM — Doug and Lyndsay Sanborn are already selling their all-natural laundry detergents to 28 retailers throughout the country, but they still haven’t worked out all the kinks of their new business.
The Casco couple are hoping students from the University of Southern Maine’s College of Science, Technology and Health can help.
The Sanborns’ startup, Ruby Moon, is one of four chosen to participate in Campus Ventures, a new program created in collaboration with the Maine Center for Enterprise Development in Portland.