Anton Khudobin gets his second shutout, and David Krejci and Nathan Horton score late in a 2-0 win.
2013
Francis pleads for peace on first Easter as pope
An exuberant crowd of 250,000 looks on as the pontiff cradles a disabled boy in his arms.
It’s official: Bradley wins spot on Opening Day roster
Jackie Bradley Jr., who has never played above Double-A, will be in left field against the Yankees.
Abbas government cracks down on critics
Targets include supporters of Hamas and those who have written about abuse of power and nepotism.
Legal issues beset would-be Maine grocer
Thomas Hibbert must reveal how he plans to pay $150,000 to a woman who accused him of theft.
NYA, Montessori school OK ‘dream’ merger
The academy will add the early grades and become a full pre-K-to-12 program as it absorbs Meadowbrook.
Marijuana group wins dinner with LePage
A medical-marijuana trade group surprised attendees at a legislative auction Thursday by outbidding party leaders to win a pricey dinner for four with Gov. Paul LePage. The auction, to benefit the Legislative Memorial Scholarship Fund, raises money for scholarship awards of up to $1,000 for one student from each Maine county attending a Maine higher-education […]
Jazz trumpeter Barbara Simmons dies at 70
Though she claimed experiencing gender discrimination, she led a big band when she was 18.
3 dead in 95-vehicle Virginia pileup
Heavy fog is blamed for a chain of collisions that necessitated closure of part of Interstate 77.
Egyptian satirist free on bail, may face defamation charges
CAIRO – Egypt’s most popular television satirist, who every week skewers the Islamist president and hard-line clerics on his Jon Stewart-style show, was released on bail Sunday but could face charges of insulting the country’s leader and Islam. Bassem Youssef is the most prominent critic of President Mohammed Morsi to be called in for questioning […]