Deering wins a regular-season finale and likely passes Portland for second in the Heal standings.
2013
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Boys’ basketball: Deering applies a finishing touch
Deering wins a regular-season finale and likely passes Portland for second in the Heal standings.
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Munjoy Hill performance hall plans ‘on right track’
Further revisions in the design are expected to be made before the final plan is ready for a vote.
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CIA nominee defends drone attacks
John Brennan says anti-terror strikes are used only to stop attacks on U.S.
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Maine panel discusses constitutionality of gun controls
Would universal background checks infringe on the right to privacy, one member asks?
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Girls’ hockey: Dragons oust Raiders in OT
Brunswick survives another tight game against Winslow in a girls’ hockey quarterfinal.
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Dispatches
PORTLAND Days for shrimping doubled because of slow early catch Regulators have doubled the number of days for shrimp harvesting because of a weak catch since the start of the season. Fishermen will be allowed to trawl for shrimp on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays — up from only Mondays and Wednesdays. The extra days, […]
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Boys’ Roundup: Cheverus surprises South Portland
PORTLAND – Andrew Ferrick and Emmanuel Ismail scored 11 points each Thursday night as Cheverus upset South Portland 56-51 in an SMAA boys’ basketball regular-season finale at Keegan Gymnasium. South Portland (15-3) is expected to retain its No. 1 seed for the Western Class A tournament and advance to the quarterfinals. Cheverus (6-12) is expected […]
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Boys’ basketball: Deering applies a finishing touch
Deering wins a regular-season finale and likely passes Portland for second in the Heal standings.
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Girls’ Roundup: Perfect regular season as McAuley wins again
PORTLAND – McAuley High finished a perfect regular season Thursday night, downing South Portland 53-11 in an SMAA schoolgirl basketball game. The Lions (18-0) will enter the Western Class A tournament as the favorites to win a third consecutive state championship. Allie Clement scored 14 points to pace the Lions against the Red Riots (12-6). […]