BIDDEFORD — Last week, Superintendent of Schools Jeremy Ray became a Biddeford taxpayer. On Sept. 13, he signed the final contract to purchase a condominium in Biddeford. Ray said he hopes this will finally put to rest the controversy that followed him when attempts to change the city charter requiring the school superintendent to reside […]
September 2013
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More than memory
SACO — Thursday was just another day for Sherri Rioux. Two of her sisters, Ruthie Foss and Nancy Tardiff, and her brother William Perrigo had gathered at her home in Saco. The members of the close-knit family sat outside by Rioux’s pool, enjoying each other’s company on one of the last warm days of summer. […]
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Wall Street slides on budget fears
Stocks turn lower after the House of Representatives votes to defund President Obama’s health care law.
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Football Roundup: Windham remains unbeaten
LEWISTON – Liam Sullivan scored two of his three touchdowns in the second half and finished with 129 yards rushing as Windham scored 27 unanswered points in the second half to pull away for a 49-20 victory over Lewiston in an Eastern Class A football game Friday night. Tyler Johnson completed 9 of 10 passes […]
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Wildcats hit their stride with focus on hitting
York prepares with plenty of physical practices and rolls to its first win, a 34-0 decision over Falmouth.
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Boys’ soccer: Unbeaten Yarmouth blanks Kennebunk
KENNEBUNK – Henry Coolidge scored with nine minutes left in the first half, Wyatt Jackson added a goal in the final three minutes and Yarmouth recorded a 2-0 victory over Kennebunk in a Western Maine Conference soccer game Friday. Alex Lyon made four saves to record the shutout for the Clippers (3-0-2). Ben Wilson stopped […]
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Strong first half carries Capers over Wells
Cape Elizabeth’s 20-0 halftime advantage proves too much for the Warriors to overcome.
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Sports Digest
SAILING Oracle keeps New Zealand’s victory celebration on hold The lightest wind of the America’s Cup led to one crazy afternoon on foggy San Francisco Bay. When the 72-foot catamarans came back to shore Friday, Jimmy Spithill and his Oracle Team USA teammates were smiling and slapping each other on the back after keeping the […]
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Dragons stifle Rams, 54-38
With 576 yards of total offense, Brunswick withstands six TD passes by Cony QB Ben Lucas.
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Girls’ Roundup: Cheverus clips Gorham
GORHAM – Emily Michaud scored what proved to be the winner with 12:33 left and Cheverus held on for a 3-1 win over Gorham in an SMAA field hockey game Friday. Elizabeth Ford of Cheverus (5-1) opened the scoring 5:20 into the game. Elyse Caiazzo got an insurance goal with three minutes left. Gorham (2-3-1) […]