The sixth-seeded Dragons advance to the semifinal with a 37-32 win over No. 3 Oxford Hills.
February 2015
Posted inCops & Courts, Maine, News
Judge rules in favor of Eliot chief in dispute over false reports
Justice John O’Neil Jr. says Chief Theodor Short’s refusal to provide evidence of misconduct by officers was justified because no report existed.
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Posted inForecaster Sports, The Forecaster
Falmouth 6th grade girls' hoops team wins title
Falmouth’s 6th grade girls’ basketball team won the recent Portland Boys’ and Girls’ Club League championship, downing St. Brigid’s, 27-23, in the final. Falmouth wound up 9-1. Front row (left to right): Camille Clement, Karley Piers, Lauren Welch, Allie Cunningham and Cameron Birks. Back row: Lexi Bugbee, Annika Hester, Liza Rogers and Devin Quinn.
Posted inGirls Basketball, Sports, Varsity Maine, Winter sports
Kane’s return to Augusta Civic Center comes to quick end
The new Mt. Blue coach was eliminated in the quarterfinals, but said his team’s season exceeded outside expectations.
Posted inGirls Basketball, Sports, Varsity Maine, Winter sports
Presque Isle too much for Winslow girls in Eastern B quarterfinal
The Wildcats finished off the Black Raiders in a 50-33 result to book a place in the semifinals.
Posted inThe Maine Forecast
Blizzard warning Saturday night and Sunday
4:30 p.m. update A blizzard warning has now been posted for much of southern and eastern Maine. This means visibility is going to be under a quarter mile for at least three hours because of the snow and wind. The worst time for the storm will be Saturday after midnight through the first half of […]
Posted inGirls Basketball, Sports, Varsity Maine, Winter sports
Mt. Blue girls fall to Edward Little in Eastern A quarters
Jordyn Reynolds came off the bench to post a double-double to lead the Red Eddies to a 43-32 win and a semifinals berth.
Posted inMaine
Maine officers salute police dog in emotional farewell
Dozens of officers gather to pay respects to Sultan, a retired K-9 with the Yarmouth Police Department who was taking his last trip.
Posted inNews
Vintage 1950s video depicts ‘Maine Snow Fighters’ at work
The Cole Land Transportation Museum in Bangor shares a historical video made by the Maine State Highway Commission back in the day when grandpa dealt with whatever the ‘winter war gods’ dished out.
Posted inNation & World, News
New England scrambles to remove snow as more is coming
Massachusetts uses National Guard troops and New York transportation workers to move, melt and dump snow that is clogging communities.
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