GORHAM – A Carter Landry hat trick kept Gorham in a dead heat with visiting Kennebunk on Friday, Dec. 23 – but only through the majority of two periods. Kennebunk inched ahead at the end of the second, then notched an insurance goal late in the third to secure victory at 6-4. “Going into it, […]
December 2016
Posted inAmerican Journal
Boys Hockey: Landry hat trick not enough, Gorham falls to Kennebunk
GORHAM – A Carter Landry hat trick kept Gorham in a dead heat with visiting Kennebunk on Friday, Dec. 23 – but only through the majority of two periods. Kennebunk inched ahead at the end of the second, then notched an insurance goal late in the third to secure victory at 6-4. “Going into it, […]
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Kerry says decision to abstain on U.N. vote was ‘in accordance with our values’
The secretary of state addresses the Middle East peace process today amid deep U.S.-Israel strains.
Posted inNation & World, News
Cities install spare-change meters to discourage panhandling
New Haven is among the latest to install the meters, which sit curbside and collect donations in the form of cash or credit cards for programs that benefit the homeless.
Posted inAmerican Journal, Lakes Region Weekly
Boys Basketball: Rams hit a stride late, top Scots 40-29
GORHAM — Ram Logan Drouin spearheaded a determined comeback victory against visiting Bonny Eagle on Friday night, Dec. 23. Drouin managed just two points through the first half, but ultimately finished with a team-high 10 and even drained the lead-stealing bucket – a pretty three-pointer – midway through the third quarter. 40-29 the final. “I thought […]
Posted inPolitics
Trump accuses Obama of ‘inflammatory’ roadblocks, ‘disdain’ toward Israel
The president-elect and his team have until now been largely complimentary of the way Obama and his people have handled the transition.
Posted inAmerican Journal, Lakes Region Weekly
Boys Hockey: Windham/Westbrook holds on, bests Lawrence/Skowhegan
GORHAM – Windham/Westbrook picked up an early lead vs. visiting Lawrence/Skowhegan on Friday, Dec. 23, David Redmond and Tommy Lekousi adding points in the first period. From there, the team (affectionately, but not officially, “The Dubs”) held on to ultimately secure their first win of the year. “Overall, I was pleased with our performance,” said […]
Posted inCoastal Journal, The Forecaster
Brunswick potters collaborate, 2000 years apart
BRUNSWICK — Bob Metivier is working on a series of ceramic mugs that involves collaborating with another Brunswick potter – one who lived more than 2,000 years ago. Metivier, who works under the brand Dust of the Earth Pottery, is combining art and history in a series of mugs that borrow their design from a piece of […]
Posted inCoastal Journal, The Forecaster
Brunswick schedules forums on new zoning
BRUNSWICK — The Planning and Development Department will hold a series of forums to discuss how changes in a new draft of the town’s zoning ordinance will affect specific neighborhoods. The Cooks Corner area will be discussed at 6 p.m. Monday, Jan. 9, at the L.L. Bean Learning Commons and Health Science Center at Southern Maine […]