KENNEBUNK — The Brunswick High School freshman boys basketball team jumped out early and never looked back en route to an 85-22 win over Kennebunk on Saturday. The Dragons improved to 6-2 and takes on Camden Hills today. Sam Sharpe had a big game with 22 points, with Hunter Bachus and Nate Girardin adding nine […]
2016
Eagles hang on for jayvee win
BIDDEFORD — Caitlyn Smith had 11 points and six rebounds to lead the Mt. Ararat High School jayvee girls basketball team to a 38-35 win over Biddeford on Saturday. The Eagles are 2-6. Mt. Ararat led 13-6, 18-16 and 30-21 at the quarter breaks and held on as the Tigers rallied in the fourth quarter. […]
Brady joins Patriots’ walking wounded
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. The bye week will come in handy for New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, who could use the rest after Miami defensive lineman Ndamukong Suh landed on his right ankle in Sunday’s game. Brady threw only 21 passes for a season-low 134 yards in the 20-10 loss to the Dolphins — the Patriots’ […]
Weekend sweep for Polar Bear women
LEWISTON — The Bowdoin College women’s basketball team jumped out to an 11-3 lead and never looked back, cruising to a 82-54 win at Bates on Saturday afternoon. The Polar Bears ( 8- 2) earned their seventh consecutive victory overall with the victory. Under the direction of first-year head coach Alison ( Smith) Montgomery (Bowdoin […]
Country’s largest national parks hit visitation records in 2015
FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ. Many of the country’s most prominent national parks, including Grand Canyon, Yellowstone and Zion, set visitation records in 2015 and are bracing for what could be an even busier new year. The National Park Service celebrates its 100th birthday in 2016 and has been urging Americans to rediscover the country’s scenic wonders or […]
Eating my own veggies
A dozen years ago I decided to become rich and famous by writing a bestselling book. I would travel the country, talking to farmers — some conventional, some organic, some using that “new” technology of the time, GMO agriculture. I thought my book would explain what eaters wanted to know about how their food was […]
Meeting the Amish on their turf
This fall, I wrote about serendipitously meeting a group of Amish women at our local office supply store. The women, all teachers I presumed, were making photo copies of lesson plans for their students. I was also making photo copies for students — my college-level mass-communication students. Because the Amish do not use electricity or […]
Online retailer’s holiday shipping, Christmas Eve deliveries set record
TRENTON, N.J. Online retailer Amazon has been a prime beneficiary of more consumers doing their holiday shopping online and procrastinating. Amazon Prime, the company’s $99-a-year loyalty program that includes unlimited free two-day shipping, gained 3 million new members in the third week of December alone. Meanwhile, the number of Prime members shopping via mobile more […]
BIRTH
Tree of Life Naturopathic & Midwifery Care, Yarmouth A girl, Emma Livia Wilcoxson, to Tiffany and Chris Wilcoxson of Georgetown, Dec. 27, 2015.