LPGA HOUSTON (AP) — J.B. Holmes used a strong start Sunday for a Houston Open victory in a three-way playoff against Jordan Spieth and Johnson Wagner. The 32-year-old Holmes birdied the first five holes and nine of the first 12 after starting the day six shots back of Jordan Spieth. He had a 64, the […]
2015
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CBRL still in need of volunteers
BATH — The Bath sector of the Coastal Babe Ruth League are urgently looking for volunteers for the 2015 season, with specific areas involving coaching and officiating. Registration for the season for players ages 13-15 are now open. To sign up your child, visit the Bath Recreation Center. Any questions involving volunteer positions or registration […]
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Maine Maritime drops women’s lacrosse tilt
GORHAM — The University of Southern Maine exploded for 22 goals in a 22-6 victory over Maine Maritime Academy in a women’s lacrosse contest on Thursday. USM (2-7) darted out to a 14-1 halftime lead and never looked back. Former Freeport High School standout Ally Fuehrer led MMA (1-6) with four draw controls and dished […]
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Bowdoin College tracksters roll
BRUNSWICK — The Bowdoin College track and field teams dominated home-opening action on Saturday. In wet and windy conditions, the Polar Bears swept the men’s and women’s meet, winning 25 of 34 events on the day. The men ended with 129 points to defeat St. Joseph’s (21), Maine-Farmington (8) and Williams (2). The women totaled […]
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Racism a lingering problem among millennials
COLLEGE PARK, Md. — Kayla Tarrant loves the University of Maryland. But the campus tour guide says a racist email and photo attributed to her schoolmates makes her reluctant to encourage other black students to enroll “in a place where you feel unsafe and no one cares about you.” “We’re literally begging people to care […]
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Murder trial of Aaron Hernandez to go to jury soon
FALL RIVER, Mass. — Jurors in the murder trial of former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez are expected to begin deliberations this week after hearing more than two months of testimony. Hernandez, 25, had a $40 million contract with the Patriots and was a rising star with the team when he was accused […]
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System of online privacy and protection broken
The sale of people’s identity and personal information over the internet is big business. The Federal Trade Commission’s website at www.FTC.gov lists hundreds of data information broker type websites exposing and selling your personal information online. You may be amazed to find that your name, current address, previous addresses, telephone number, date of birth, the […]
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Man jumps into river to avoid arrest, fails
PARSONSFIELD — A 21 year-old Parsonsfield man wanted on warrants ranging from home repair fraud to felony theft ran barefoot through the woods and dove into the South River to avoid apprehension Friday night. He didn’t succeed. Darrion Daye swam across the river but was apprehended by York County Sheriff’s deputies when he reached the […]
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Municipal Meetings Calendar
Here is a list of regularly scheduled upcoming meetings, as well as schedules, for area councils, boards of selectmen and school boards: Acton: Selectmen meet 7 p.m., 2nd and 4th Thursday, Town Hall, 35 H Road. Next meeting April 9. School board 6 p.m., 2nd Tuesday, school library, 700 Milton Mills Road. Alfred: Selectmen meet […]
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What to watch – besides the big guys – in NCAA title game
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Perhaps no two college basketball players singularly define their teams this season quite like Duke’s Jahlil Okafor and Wisconsin’s Frank Kaminsky. The freshman phenom against the savvy senior. The ACC player of the year against the AP player of the year. Just remember there will be eight other players on the court […]