CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Carolina center Ryan Kalil left the Panthers’ game Thursday night against New Orleans because of a shoulder injury and won’t return, and Saints running back Mark Ingram left to be evaluated for a possible concussion. Kalil, a two-time All-Pro, was injured in the third quarter. He had missed two straight games […]
November 2016
Posted inJournal Tribune
Boy, Volunteer Driver Killed in Turnpike Crash
WELLS -Fifty-seven-year-old Earl Gray of Waterboro and five year old Wyatt Frost of Lyman died Friday in a crash on the Maine Turnpike Friday afternoon. A collission between a car and a box truck occured at mile 22 of the northbound Maine Turnpike in Wells Friday afternoon, according to Maine Public Safety Spokesman Steve McCausland. […]
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NHL roundup: Penguins defeat Islanders in OT
Kris Letang’s overtime goal, set up by Sidney Crosby, gives Pittsburgh a 3-2 win.
Posted inMaine colleges, Sports
Friday’s Maine college roundup: Vermont’s second-period outburst drops UMaine
The Black Bears fall in men’s hockey, 6-2.
Posted inBoston Celtics, Sports
Durant, Warriors run away from Celtics, 104-88
Golden State goes on an 18-0 run in the third quarter and makes much of the second half garbage time.
Posted inPolitics
Choice of Sessions for attorney general alarms backers of marijuana legalization
The leader of one group calls the Alabama senator ‘a militant marijuana prohibitionist’ whose nomination should concern all Americans who support marijuana-law reform.
Posted inMaine, News, Schools and Education
Maranacook high school students launch into virtual flight on simulator
With instructors, they also fly remote-control aircraft at the University of Maine at Augusta.
Posted inPolitics
Trump at home in NYC causing chaos in the streets
Democratic Mayor de Blasio calls the stress of the president-elect living in the city ‘unprecedented.’
Posted inSports
Auto racing notebook: Chase drivers left behind in qualifying
Kyle Busch will start ninth at Homestead, best among the four contenders.
Posted inMaine
High levels of lead, copper spur Clinton school to shut off fountains
In the meantime, the school is supplying bottled water for drinking and cooking.