The Bicycle Coalition of Maine is planning a seven-day event that includes camping out at night.
2013
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Girls’ hockey: Cheverus pulls a surprise
The Stags break out of a bad spell and advance to the Western semis.
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High School Roundup: Kennebunk gets hockey victory over Red Riots
BIDDEFORD – Bryce Fraser had a hat trick, and Ryan Keefe added two goals and an assist Wednesday night to lead Kennebunk to an 8-1 victory against South Portland in a schoolboy hockey game at the University of New England. Brandon Merchant chipped in with one goal and two assists, and Ben Bath and Joseph […]
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This Week in GO
Passion Pit plays two Portland shows / Movie reviews: ‘Side Effects’ and ‘Stand Up Guys’ / ‘F.A.B. Winter Dance Showcase’ in Lewiston / Eat and Run: Dahlia’s Delights / Bar Guide:The Frosty Pint/ Valentine’s Day restaurant guide / Polar dippers brave the elements for a good cause – or a good time
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Sports Digest
SOCCER U.S. opens World Cup qualifying round with a 2-1 road loss to Honduras Jerry Bengston took advantage of a defensive mix-up to score the go-ahead goal in the 79th minute, and Honduras rallied to beat the United States 2-1 on Wednesday at San Pedro Sula, Honduras, in the opener of the final qualifying round […]
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Nation/World Dispatches
SYDNEY Six bodies found in debris of Solomon Island tsunami Six bodies, including that of a child, have been found in the sodden wreckage left by a tsunami that smashed into villages in the Solomon Islands. A spokesman for the prime minister says the 4 foot, 11-inch waves that roared into Santa Cruz Island on […]
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Another View: Concept of corporate personhood no longer relevant to our times
Just like slavery and prohibition, the legal status of corporations should be modernized.
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Maine Voices: Mass shootings represent a fraction of young lives lost to guns
Violence has many causes, but guns are too often a factor and changing the culture must start there.
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Serial killer left rambling notes, but no clues
ANCHORAGE, Alaska – Handwritten notes found under Alaska serial killer Israel Keyes’ body after he killed himself contained poetry about superficiality and consumerism in American society, along with disturbing ramblings about an unnamed victim. But the writings contained no specific details about his crimes and no information useful in the investigation, such as the names […]
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Our View: Governor makes case for more revenue in budget
There is nothing left to cut and not enough money to pay for the state’s essential services.