Hunting with a bird of prey requires years of training – and recognition of the bird’s wild nature.
2013
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Kayak thrills aplenty on Maine waters
An expert says the Kennebec River is an accessible gem that isn’t very crowded.
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How firefighting turned tragic for 19 Hotshots
A freak storm is blamed for shifting winds nearly 180 degrees, leaving the crew no way out.
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Running: Winchenbach knows the secret to finishing near the front
Gore Vidal’s famous comment, “Every time a friend succeeds, I die a little,” makes little sense to runners, who always seem psyched when their fellows do well, provided they didn’t just now throw an elbow while doing it. So it is cool to see that among those having a fine 2013 racing season is Darren […]
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Telegram All-State Girls’ Lacrosse: What Flyers needed, Veroneau was able to give
Martha Veroneau always put Waynflete first and was rewarded with an unbeaten season.
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Wimbledon: Bryans’ triumphs continue to grow
Bob and Mike Bryan win at Wimbledon and have a chance to take every major in a calendar year.
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Telegram All-State Boys’ Lacrosse: The goal was winning, and Fay knows how to do it
Charlie Fay, who will play lacrosse and basketball in college, is one of the best in any sport he tries.
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Wimbledon: Bartoli’s the last standing
In a Wimbledon women’s tournament of injuries and upsets, Marion Bartoli wins her first Grand Slam title.
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Volcano coats Mexico City with fine dust: alert raised
MEXICO CITY – The Popocatepetl volcano just east of Mexico City has spit out a cloud of ash and vapor 2 miles high over several days of eruptions, and Mexico City residents awoke Saturday to find a fine layer of volcanic dust on their cars. It has been years since the center of the nation’s […]
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Divided Syrian opposition elects new leader
The vote in Turkey comes as the U.S. and Russia aim to unite the warring sides at a meeting in Geneva.