A March 9 story, “Tablets take over at Cape Elizabeth High School,” should have said a grant of almost $44,000 from the Cape Elizabeth Education Foundation provided 60 iPads and instruction for high school staff.
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Mid-Coast Sports Roundup
Bowdoin women eliminated The Bowdoin women’s basketball team was eliminated in the NCAA Division III tournament’s Sweet 16, 71-55, by George Fox. The Polar Bears finished the season at 21-8. Kaitlin Donahoe had a team-high 18 points. Jill Henrikson added 14 points. Bowdoin, playing in its 12th straight tournament, was only down by five at […]
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It was hoops heaven this winter
It seems like every winter, local basketball players up the ante in regards to drama and triumph and the 2011-12 season was no different as local schools produced their share of highlights throughout. Here’s one man’s opinion on the best stories in our coverage area this season. Michael’s Top Five stories/moments: 5) SMCC women’s dazzling […]
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NCAA Roundup: Iowa State bounces UConn
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The national champions are one and done, thanks to Iowa State. When Jim Calhoun and Connecticut will be back in the NCAA tournament is anybody’s guess. Chris Allen led four Cyclones in double figures with 20 points and Iowa State scored its last 14 at the free-throw line Thursday night to beat […]
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Syracuse avoids a historic loss
The top-ranked Orange hold on against a team set on becoming the first 16th-seeded team to win.
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‘The Brain Bowl’: Harvard out of NCAA tourney
The Crimson fall behind early, come back late but lose their first NCAA tourney game since 1946.
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Moosehead project cleared by high court
LURC did not violate its rules by allowing the Plum Creek development, the justices say.
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Panthers bounce Bruins
Kevin Dineen’s Florida team is heating up just as Boston can’t seem to do anything right.
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If this is par for the course, golfers’ll take it
As golfers go, Stuart Carter says he’s probably as avid as any. So the early opening of golf courses made possible by this remarkably warm winter is a welcome development for the Portland resident. “It’s a big deal,” said Carter, a real estate investor who also owns a construction company. “The beginning of the season […]
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Council panel OKs after-hour controls
Rule recommendations for businesses seeking special entertainment permits will now go to the full council.