The Dogs will start the season Thursday at Reading with 18 players who were here last summer.
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Portland children’s museum wants to grow – and maybe move
Organizers say much depends on finding the right space and knowing that they can raise sufficient funds.
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College Roundup: Huskies stay hot with a 9-3 win
BEVERLY, Mass. — Jake Glauser and Tucker White each drove in three runs to lead the University of Southern Maine baseball team to a 9-3 win over Endicott College on Tuesday at North Field. Glauser, who also scored two runs, had a single, an RBI double and a two-run home run for the Huskies (9-8), […]
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Facing allegations, Maine priest takes leave
The Rev. James Nadeau has served in Portland, Biddeford and Fort Kent.
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Cheverus turns to assistant to coach basketball
Dan Costigan, a longtime assistant and former USM coach, will succeed Bob Brown in boys’ basketball.
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Bailey needs thumb surgery, leaving Red Sox without a closer
Mark Melancon or Alfredo Aceves can step in, but Bobby Valentine is keeping his pick a secret.
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USM president to confront criticisms
Selma Botman says she will meet with faculty amid growing dissatisfaction; meanwhile, a petition calling for a no-confidence vote will be submitted today.
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Reports of arranged fistfights in Old Orchard Beach spur probe
At least four fights involving juveniles and set up by adults took place last month, police say.
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Steve Solloway: Goodbye to Mangene, Brown; uncertain hello to Beckett
While wondering how Red Sox fans will welcome Josh Beckett on opening day at Fenway Park next week following last year’s collapse … Good for Matt Mangene. His stock is high and he’s selling. Goodbye, University of Maine and thanks for the opportunity. Hello, Philadelphia Flyers and thanks for the new opportunity and the pot […]
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Wildfire count nears 50 across Maine
A warm period got the season off to a fast start, and the danger is likely to be high again Thursday.