Enrollment figures show where each school will be, but requests for changes are granted.
2013
Posted inNew England Patriots, Sports
NFL Notebook: Brady fined for sliding kick on Ravens’ Reed
NEW YORK – The NFL fined New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady $10,000 for an “aggressive slide” in Sunday’s AFC championship game against the Baltimore Ravens. The fine was announced on NFL.com. On a first-and-goal near the end of the second quarter, Brady was forced out of the pocket to his left. He ran for […]
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Posted inMaine Mariners, Sports
A return to winning is Pirates’ goal
The Pirates have gone from one of the hottest teams in the AHL to one that’s lost its way.
Posted inLife & Culture
This Week in GO
‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ parody / The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis / Making Noise: Paula Cole, Lyle Divinsky and more / Review of ‘Hansel & Gretel’ / Portland Symphony presents Mozart and Beethoven / Steve Almond on writing erotica / Portland on Ice
Posted inSports, Varsity Maine
Sports Digest
HIGH SCHOOLS Morin resigns as football coach after 16 seasons with Massabesic John Morin, who led Massabesic High to its only football state championship in 2000, resigned as head coach of the Mustangs after 16 seasons. Morin, who was out of town for personal reasons and unavailable for comment, coached Massabesic to 11 playoff appearances. […]
Posted inBoston Red Sox, Sports
Major League Notebook: Napoli can cash in if healthy
NEW YORK – Mike Napoli has two ways to boost his income with the Boston Red Sox to $13 million this year: stay on the active roster for at least 165 days or get 625 plate appearances with at least 120 days on the roster. Napoli and Boston reached a $39 million, three-year agreement Dec. […]
Posted inSports
Small College Notebook: Huskies finally reaping rewards
The men’s basketball team has struggled the last few years, but this year is thinking playoffs.
Posted inNation & World
Nation Dispatches
NORFOLK, Va. Navy to conduct random blood-alcohol tests on sailors The Navy said Wednesday it will conduct random blood-alcohol tests on its sailors in the United States starting next month, a sign of how concerned the service’s leaders have become about the effects alcohol abuse is having on the force. The tests are part of […]
Posted inSports
Discussion begins as PGA decides fate of long putters
The PGA needs to take an official position on the rule proposed by the USGA in November.
Posted inNation & World
In Focus: Clinton spars with panel over Benghazi attack
Visibly annoyed and with her voice rising in anger, she defends the administration’s response in Libya.