STANDISH — Based on their two regular-season games, Greely and Yarmouth figured to be close at the end. It just took a roundabout way of getting there. Greely scored six runs on only one hit in the third inning and led 7-0 in the bottom of the sixth. Then Yarmouth scored five in the sixth […]
2011
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Cape Elizabeth hopes bike patrol cuts car break-ins
A rash of burglaries in the Mitchell Road area has officials urging residents to keep vehicles locked.
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Class D softball final: Bobcats capture another regional
Top-seeded Richmond scores in the last inning to beat Buckfield and repeat as Western champion.
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Maine Senate rejects a Lewiston casino, backs table games at Hollywood Slots
Arguments on two gambling bills fall along regional lines, rather than partisan ones.
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Feature Obituary: Florencio Navarro Sr., 75, devoted U.S. serviceman and father
Correction: This obituary was corrected at 3:03 p.m., June 20, 2011, to state that Florencio Navarro Sr. served in Vietnam on a Coast Guard riverine patrol craft. SOUTH PORTLAND — Florencio Navarro Sr. rose from a humble beginning to achieve the life he always wanted – to be a husband and father, and to provide […]
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Bulletin Board, June 15, 2011
Portland Recreation is hosting a bus trip to the Red Sox-Blue Jays game July 5. Seats are located in Section 88 – right-field box. Cost is $85 per person. The bus leaves Portland at 3 p.m. for the 7:10 p.m. game. For information contact David Caldwell at 756-8275 or [email protected]. Team Maine has roster […]
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Boston Bruins making their final trip
Boston’s quest for its first Stanley Cup in 39 year ends in Vancouver, where it has yet to win in the finals.
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Sex offender gets four years for Portland post office visit
Frank Lapomarda violated his probation by being in a section of Portland where he assaulted three homeless women.
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Charter schools measure wins Maine Senate support
The bill, which now goes to the House, would permit ‘schools of focus’ on certain subjects, its sponsor says.
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For Bruins fans, the goal’s in sight
With their team in the finals for the first time in 21 years and a win away from its first National Hockey League championship since 1972, fans in Greater Portland are supporting the black-and-gold spirit of Bruins hockey.
“They just have to win,” said Terry Geyer of Buxton, who has always loved the Bruins.