Led by a dominant outing from John Lackey, Boston clinches its first spot in the postseason since 2009.
September 2013
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‘I felt him breathe’: Escape from the Navy Yard
The first bang sounded distant and muffled. But when they kept coming, Bertillia Lavern recognized the sounds.
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Boys’ soccer: Portland cruises after road loss
The Bulldogs bounce back from a disappointing loss by trouncing Bonny Eagle in an easy home win.
Posted inNation & World, News
In video, naval yard gunman ‘calmly’ kills
The FBI director also says the video shows that the shooter had no specific target.
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Former U.S. Sen. George Mitchell to speak at USM
Mitchell’s appearance is part of an ongoing series that will explore how politics have changed.
Posted inMaine, News
Two Maine boys, 8 and 10, charged in vandalism of rare cars
The young boys cause about $10,000 in damage by slashing tires, scratching paint and causing dents at a Skowhegan car repair shop.
Posted inMaine, News
Maine’s POW/MIA weekend to kick off on Friday
The annual recognition event will begin with a motorcycle procession from York to The Ballpark.
Posted inForecaster Sports, The Forecaster
NYA blanks Sacopee, stays perfect
YARMOUTH—Time and again, North Yarmouth Academy’s field hockey team was stymied Thursday afternoon, but the Panthers, as they have all season, wouldn’t be denied. While Sacopee junior goalie Chloe Ronco turned aside shot after shot, and got help keeping the ball out of the cage from a couple defenders as well, NYA kept the pressure […]
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House bill’s $40 billion in food stamp cuts would hit Mainers
The proposal now moves to the Democratic-controlled Senate, where it will likely face major resistance.
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House bill’s $40 billion in food stamp cuts would hit Mainers
The proposal now moves to the Democratic-controlled Senate, where it will likely face major resistance.