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Do concussion laws for youth sports lack bite?

PHOENIX Criticized for its own handling of head injuries, the NFL launched an extensive lobbying campaign to pass laws protecting kids who get concussions while playing sports. The result: Within just five years, every state had a law on the books. But are the laws strong enough? An Associated Press analysis of the 51 youth […]

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The spring flower shows

I’m a little spoiled this winter: I got to go to Maui in January for 10 days. You would think that I’d be ready for all the icy roads and driveways, having been given some respite. But I’m not. I want more warm sunny days. But I know the cure: the spring flower shows. I’ll […]

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Diary of a snow day

2:00 p.m. pre-storm: The school department cancels school 18 hours before the first bell would ring. This almost never happens. The kids haven’t even had a chance to go to bed with their pajamas on inside out. It’s like someone has spilled the beans about a surprise birthday party. There two consequences. First, I can’t […]

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Spicy red pepper meatloaf

Meatloaf is an American dinner staple, but traditional recipes can be a little on the bland side. This recipe calls for red pepper, Sriracha and garlic to kick up the flavor and have everyone at your table coming back for more. If you don’t like a lot of spice, just dial back the amount of […]

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BIRTHS

Mid Coast Hospital, Brunswick A boy, Xander Haydn Cabral, to Katie Ann (Amaral) Cabral and Paul James Patterson of Topsham, Jan. 14, 2015. A boy, Cooper Michael Dyer, to Dustin Scott Dyer and Mallory Elise (Washburn) Perry of Brunswick, Jan. 17, 2015. A girl, Melody Eve Engelbert, to Benjamin Engelbert and Amanda Justine Levesque of […]

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White House: Science indicates parents should vaccinate kids

WASHINGTON (AP) — Amid the measles outbreak stemming from California, the White House is telling parents that science indicates they should vaccinate their children. President Barack Obama’s spokesman, Josh Earnest, said Friday that decisions about vaccinations should be left to parents, but the science on vaccinations “is really clear.” Some parents continue to believe debunked […]

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Jane Webb

SPRINGVALE — Jane Wagg Webb, 77, of the Village of Springvale, in the City of Sanford, passed away at H.D. Goodall Hospital on Jan. 28, 2015. Jane was born on April 23, 1937 in Lewiston, the daughter of Leona and Lawrence Wagg. She attended Nasson College where she met the love of her life, John […]

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Sports Briefs

Gribbin holds onto NCAA Ast/TOs lead From Staff Reports BIDDEFORD — University of New England junior guard Meghan Gribbin remains atop Division III for assist-to-turnover ratio (4.19), as the NCAA Statistical Rankings were updated on Monday. The totals include games played through Sunday, Feb. 1. Players must have appeared in 75 percent of their team’s […]