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Letters to the editorTaping LePage pointless, provocative

Well, I never thought that I’d be siding with Gov. LePage, especially to the point of writing to the newspaper (“LePage’s ultimatum disappoints Democrats,” Dec. 5). Gov. LePage has made his share of foolish statements – some of them even thought out and not off the cuff. However, when the Democratic leadership condones and even […]

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Five Boys’ Swim Teams to Watch

1. Cheverus: Runners-up to Bangor in Class A last season, the Stags lost four scoring swimmers to graduation. but return a deep and balanced team bolstered by the addition of freshmen Kevin Kane and Jacob Griffin, and led by senior Trebor Lawton 2. Greely: The defending Class B state champ returns seven swimmers who reached […]

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Five Girls’ Swim Teams to Watch

1. Waynflete: Every scorer returns from a squad that placed third in Class B last winter. Colby Harvey, Amelia Deady, Ellen Silk and Walker Foehl lead a stellar junior class that will threaten state relay records. Each placed top-five in two events 2. Cape Elizabeth: Graduation claimed half a dozen scorers from a squad that […]

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25 Swimmers to Watch

Abby Belisle Haley, Yarmouth junior: Runner-up in Class B 100 butterfly. As a freshman, third in 100 backstroke.   Evan Coleman, Yarmouth senior: A bout of mono delayed the high school debut for this club swimmer who has competed nationally.   Amelia Deady, Waynflete junior: Defending Class B state champion in both 200 and 500 […]

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NFL Notebook: Saints suspensions overturned

NEW ORLEANS — In a sharp rebuke to his successor’s handling of the NFL’s bounty investigation, former commissioner Paul Tagliabue overturned the suspensions of four current and former New Orleans Saints players in a case that has preoccupied the league for almost a year. Tagliabue, who was appointed by Commissioner Roger Goodell to handle the […]