YARMOUTH— How many goals would it take? Eleven, 12, 15? Long before halftime of Tuesday evening’s boys’ lacrosse showdown between Falmouth and Yarmouth, it was clear that defense would be at a disadvantage. Eventually, however, the Yachtsmen would find just enough to turn the tide. Not before both teams put on a dazzling offensive display, […]
May 2014
Posted inNorthern Forecaster, The Forecaster
Lobster Chef of the Year
Lobster Chef of the Year competition Thursday, Oct. 24, 2013 in Portland. Celebrity chef Michele Ragussis emceed the event, as Chris Long of Natalie’s in Camden prepared his winning dish at Ocean Gateway.
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Sen. Angus King Discusses Healthcare Exchange
Angus King talks with staff writer Steve Mistler about the Affordable Care Act
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New search for Ayla Reynolds yields no clues
New search for Ayla Reynolds yields no clues
Posted inJournal Tribune
A sex trafficking victim speaks out in Maine
Dianne Clarke works at Preble Street in Portland as an advocate for victims like herself. The social services agency has received $400,000 in federal funding to help prostitution victims like her in southern Maine.
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A sex trafficking victim speaks out in Maine
Dianne Clarke works at Preble Street in Portland as an advocate for victims like herself. The social services agency has received $400,000 in federal funding to help prostitution victims like her in southern Maine.
Posted inJournal Tribune
Woman Nearly Faints During Obama Remarks
Karmel Allison, in red dress, stands behind President Barack Obama before she lost her balance while he was speaking on the initial rollout of the health care overhaul.
Posted inJournal Tribune
Obama: ‘No excuse’ on health care rollout
But he declares he is confident the administration will be able to fix the issues.
Posted inNorthern Forecaster, The Forecaster
Police Discuss Nevada School Shootings
Police in Nevada say the two people killed in a school shooting were a staff member and a student who was likely the attacker. Two other students were critically injured in the violence that erupted before classes began Monday.
Posted inJournal Tribune
Obama: ‘No excuse’ on health care rollout
But he declares he is confident the administration will be able to fix the issues.