ATLANTA – The Falcons (13-2) are the NFC’s top team but only placed three players on the NFL’s all-star squad. By contrast the 49ers (10-4-1), who have the third-best record in the NFC, had nine players named to the team and the Chiefs (2-13) have five representatives on the AFC squad. Tony Gonzalez was named […]
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Bay State teen prepares for trip to Antarctica
COLRAIN, Mass. – Ryann Stacy is soon heading to the “white continent” at the bottom of the world. The Hotchkiss School junior, who lives in Colrain with her mother Linda, father Barry, and 19-year-old brother, Dana, when she isn’t away at the Connecticut boarding school, has always dreamed about traveling, but never thought one of […]
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Russia: Syrian leader Assad won’t resign
Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov speaks after meeting with the U.N.’s envoy for the Syrian crisis.
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Recycling saves town money, time and space
A new recycling program that Wilton switched to in September is getting an enthusiastic reception.
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Gang-rape suspects face murder counts
The charges are brought following the death of a woman who was attacked on a bus in India’s capital.
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Connecticut police come to aid of woman in need
Bridgeport police provide a stranded motorist a place to stay, free car repairs and extra cash for the holidays.
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Woman charged in subway push death
The suspect said she killed Sunando Sen because she hates Muslims and thought he was one, police say.
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Biddeford says good-bye to Trashtown
With the MERC incinerator closing this week, Biddeford is feeling a new kind of energy.
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Houston McCoy, who stopped Texas Tower sniper, dies at 72
McCoy and another officer killed Charles Whitman, who fatally shot 14 people and wounded 32 others.
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Bill Nemitz: How can Maine top a year like 2012? Let me count the ways
How can Maine top a year like 2012? Coming soon to a front page near you … Gov. Paul LePage finally accepts Maine Senate President Justin Alfond’s invitation to dinner at an eatery of LePage’s choosing. Alfond tactfully orders a salad, while LePage opts for the Happy Meal. Bruce Poliquin defies a court order that […]