The mortar and artillery fire south of Damascus killed 14 rebels.
September 2013
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Tokyo celebrates win to host 2020 Olympics
Tokyo defeats Istanbul in the final round of secret voting Saturday by the International Olympic Committee.
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Posted inMaine, News
Falmouth sisters champion Walk to Defeat ALS
The teenagers get 200 relatives and friends to take part on behalf of their ailing father.
Posted inBoston Red Sox, News, Sports
Ellsbury put in boot, no date for return
Manager John Farrell says the injury is more than a day-to-day condition and didn’t speculate on when Jacoby Ellsbury could play again.
Posted inMaine, News
Six-clawed lobster donated to Maine aquarium
On one side where a singular claw would be the lobster has five claws arranged in a starfish pattern.
Posted inNation & World, News
EU: All info on Syria gas attack points to Assad
The European Union agrees to wait for the U.N. inspectors report before taking action.
Posted inMaine, News
260-rider bike trek to cover 400 miles in Maine
BikeMaine includes overnight stops in Dover-Foxcroft, Belfast, Castine, Bar Harbor and Ellsworth before ending in Orono.
Posted inMaine, News
LePage: Fewer Maine residents on cash assistance
The governor attributes the drop of more than 40 percent to the administration’s promotion of job preparation and work.
Posted inAmerican Journal, Lakes Region Weekly, Southern Forecaster, Web
Maguire hired as assistant principal at BEHS
Erin Maguire, a former math teacher at Gray-New Gloucester High School, was hired as assistant principal at Bonny Eagle High School this summer. While her new position will be a change for the 31-year-old, her boss, Bonny Eagle High School principal Paul Penna, will stay the same. Penna was hired by the district this summer […]
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Maguire hired as assistant principal at BEHS
Erin Maguire, a former math teacher at Gray-New Gloucester High School, was hired as assistant principal at Bonny Eagle High School this summer. While her new position will be a change for the 31-year-old, her boss, Bonny Eagle High School principal Paul Penna, will stay the same. Penna was hired by the district this summer […]