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February 2015
Wednesday’s college roundup: UMaine women win 10th straight
Liz Wood scores 21 points in a 74-46 win over UMass-Lowell.
Windham surprises Falmouth in girls’ basketball
The Eagles rally late, then win in overtime to reach the Western Class A quarterfinals.
Wednesday’s boys’ hockey roundup: Biddeford shuts out Cheverus
The Tigers score three goals in the final period to wrap up a 5-0 victory.
Wednesday’s basketball roundup: South Portland girls pull away
The Red Riots knock off Westbrook in a Class A prelim, 52-45.
Girls’ basketball: Portland pulls out prelim win over Cheverus
The Bulldogs hit key free throws down the stretch to win 67-63 and advance to the Western Class A quarterfinals.
Scammers may have used TurboTax breach to file bogus tax returns
The FBI is investigating whether a breach allowed scam artists to obtain personal information in an attempt to steal tax refunds.
Celtics beat league-leading Hawks, 89-88, on Evan Turner’s buzzer-beater
Boston erases a 14-point deficit in the last seven minutes and takes its only lead of the game with 0.2 seconds left.
‘60 Minutes’ correspondent Bob Simon killed in crash
Simon, who joined CBS News in 1967, won dozens of awards and was held for 40 days by Iraqi forces during the Gulf War.
Bourassa resigns as Bonny Eagle’s boys’ basketball coach
Phil Bourassa leaves after six seasons to help his family run their motel in Old Orchard Beach.