Clay Buchholz manages to get his change-up in gear as the regular season approaches.
2012
Posted inLetters, Opinion
Letters to the editor, March 29, 2012Different views on USM raises
It is understandable that in bad economic times people are concerned about the raises proposed for some University of Southern Maine employees. As a USM faculty union member, I hope to see raises for all USM and Maine system employees. It’s time for a fair contract with a cost-of-living increase. I hope the same for […]
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Celtics climb back to a tie
Boston loses a lead, then beats Utah and catches the 76ers again atop the division.
Posted inNews
Falmouth reviews land-buy options
Private and public parcels make the list as the town clears the way for the ex-school site sale.
Posted inPortland Sea Dogs, Sports
Kevin Thomas: Dogs’ fans may be all atwitter
Pitcher Anthony Ranaudo should be worth the price of admission.
Posted inOpinion
Maine Voices: ‘There can be no moral or legal right’ for same-sex marriage
‘Same-sex “marriage” is not merely an alternative form of marriage – it is the opposite of marriage.’
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College roundup: Colby women rout Husson for first 7-0 lacrosse start
WATERVILLE – Colby started the women’s lacrosse season 7-0 for the first time in the program’s 34-year history with a 20-0 win Wednesday over Husson. Katie Griffin had three goals, and Tess Petesch, Alex Mintz, Lane McVey, Katie Pistel and Lindsey McKenna each finished with two. Husson is 2-5. ST. JOSEPH’S 8, EMERSON 6: […]
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Windham fire leaves six people homeless
Casey Farley got his family out of the burning building, then banged on doors to alert tenants.
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Our View: If health law overturned, what is the alternative?
Parts of the law are already helping Mainers, and its absence would leave holes to fill.
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Windham runner going the extra miles, all 500, for kids
Blaine Moore’s goal is to raise $6,000 — enough to send three families to Camp Sunshine.