November 2016
Red Claws open tonight
PORTLAND It’s unlikely that any of the 16 training camp players with the Maine Red Claws pictured their journey to the NBA including a stop in Portland. Short of a spot on an NBA roster, though, at least four of the Red Claws know they could be in places far less conducive to finding their […]
Bowdoin College athletes honored
BRUNSWICK Three members of the Bowdoin College women’s volleyball team have been honored in All-New England Small College Athletic Conference honors announced on Wednesday. Seniors Quincy Leech and Katie Doherty were recognized as First Team All- NESCAC choices, while first-year Caroline Flaharty was named Second Team All-NESCAC. Doherty was also recognized as the NESCAC Defensive […]
Wade gets win in return
MIAMI Dwyane Wade got a win in his return to Miami, with Jimmy Butler scoring 20 points and Rajon Rondo adding 16 points and 12 assists as the Chicago Bulls topped the Heat 98-95 on Thursday night. Robin Lopez had 16 points for Chicago, which prevailed in a game that had 14 ties and 19 […]
Ravens rout winless Browns
BALTIMORE The Baltimore Ravens gained sole possession of first place in the AFC North at the expense of the winless Cleveland Browns, who reached a historic low point in franchise history. Joe Flacco threw three touchdown passes, and the Ravens used a strong second half to notch a 28-7 victory Thursday night. Baltimore trailed at […]
Scott to retire
CHARLOTTE, N.C. NASCAR driver Brian Scott plans to retire after next week’s season finale to spend more time with his family. Scott is 28 and has been racing at NASCAR’s national level since 2007. He has two young children. Albertsons Companies, Scott’s longtime sponsor, said it would terminate its NASCAR program after the season. However, […]
Oratorio Chorale presents ‘Elijah’
BRUNSWICK More than 100 singers from Midcoast and Southern Maine are coming together to bring a blend of new and classical music to the ears of concert-goers. The Oratorio Chorale kicks off its latest season with a performance of Mendelssohn’s biblical tale “Elijah” Sunday at St. John the Baptist Church in Brunswick. The Oratorio Choral […]
Author Colin Sargent at the Firehouse Gallery
DAMARISCOTTA Author Colin W. Sargent will read from and discuss his new novel, “The Boston Castrato,” Nov. 15 at 7 p.m. at the Firehouse Gallery, 5 Bristol Road, Damariscotta. Hosted by BookSpeak, a new literary program in Maine, the event is free and open to the public and will be followed by a reception with […]
Harlow Gallery hosts book workshop
HALLOWELL The Harlow Gallery in Harpswell invites the public to participate in their November Second Sunday event, “The Artist’s Book — It’s a Foldable World” The event will be lead by Cynthia Ahlstrin on Nov. 13 from 2-4 p.m. at the Harlow Gallery, located at 160 Water St. in Hallowell. Event participants will learn to […]
Jefferson couple regulars at Bath Antique Show
BATH The Bath Antiques Show and Sale kicks off its 28th season Nov. 13 at the Bath Middle School at 6 Old Brunswick Road in Bath. Bill and Ruth Garland have been exhibitors at The Bath Antiques Show since it began 28 years ago. For 25 years, they operated an antique shop on Route 32 […]