Waterville police say there was nothing suspicious about the girl’s injury.
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Red Storm keep their perfect record intact
Girls’ basketball: Scarborough turns back a second-half comeback and earns its eighth straight win.
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Communities weigh district secessions
In some towns, residents are still studying their options regarding school consolidation.
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Portland insists it has right to evict Occupy
In its response to the protesters’ lawsuit, the city asks the court to look at bans on tent cities elsewhere.
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Photo: A white Epiphany
Gail Prince walks in the fresh snow Friday near the Portland Head Light at Fort Williams Park in Cape Elizabeth. Today’s expected high temperatures in the low 40s may remove most traces of the snow, and none is forecast in the next several days.
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A familiar finish: McAuley over Deering in OT
Girls’ basketball: The Lions get late heroics from Allie Clement and Olivia Smith to remain unbeaten with a 30-25 victory.
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Major League Notebook: Rizzo dealt to the Cubs
CHICAGO – The Chicago Cubs traded right-hander Andrew Cashner to the San Diego Padres for first baseman Anthony Rizzo — who played for the Portland Sea Dogs in 2010 — and minor league right-hander Zach Cates on Friday. San Diego also received minor league outfielder Kyung-Min Na. Cashner was slated to be the Cubs’ fifth […]
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Havana South closes its doors
Havana South, the Old Port restaurant that called its cuisine “American fine dining with a Latin flair,” has closed permanently.
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Economy adds 200K jobs as recovery strengthens
Four painful years after the Great Recession struck and wiped out 8.7 million jobs, the U.S. may finally be in the “virtuous cycle” — an escalating loop of hiring and spending.
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Deering grinds out its victory
Boys’ basketball: Points are hard to find as the Rams, after leading 15-8 at halftime, defeat South Portland, 40-29.