Corey Seager won the NL Rookie of the Year award unanimously. Michael Fulmer took the AL honor — and that vote wasn’t all that close, either. Seager and Fulmer were announced as the winners Monday night, when votes from the Baseball Writers’ Association of America were made public. Seager’s victory was almost a foregone conclusion […]
2016
Gambling Giants beat Bengals, 21-20
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. Ben McAdoo has shown a willingness to gamble in his first season as the Giants coach, and New York is riding his hot hand for a run at their first postseason berth since winning the Super Bowl in 2011. Eli Manning threw his third touchdown pass of the game on a fourth-down, […]
Lightning surge
NEW YORK Andrei Vasilevskiy faced 20 shots in the third period Monday night, so there wasn’t much time for him to worry about the status of his shutout. The Tampa Bay Lightning goalie was more worried about a victory, anyway. Vasilevskiy made 34 saves for his third career shutout, J.T. Brown and Ryan Callahan scored […]
‘Healthy’ vending machines fall silent
BENSALEM, Pa. Forget the clanging of coins. It’s more the sounds of silence at the vending machines in area schools these days. Many students aren’t buying the healthy snacks, fruit juices and water that must now be offered in school vending machines instead of candy, soda and other sugary, high-calorie treats. That means school districts […]
Nothing beats chewy molasses cookies
Holidays equal platters and tins of festive-looking cookies. Cookies with colored icing, cookies with sprinkles, cookies with fillings, cookies with layers. An artistic cookie display is a thing of beauty, that I’ll not argue, but I’ll reach past the whole lot if I see a flat, modest, quiet molasses cookie. This is my cookie, not […]
Veterans: The one constant in our lives
My deadline for this column is Tuesday. Ordinarily, that is of little significance, unless, of course, you are my family and you do something particularly noteworthy over the weekend (I’m looking at you, Dustin, and your tendency to hoard coffee mugs). This week, however, my deadline created a predicament. I needed to write this on […]
Tips on putting the garden to bed
Each year about now I suddenly realize that I should have already finished putting my garden to bed. This year I had a good excuse: I’d gone to France to hike and was away for three weeks. But in other years my excuse has been the weather, or finishing a book that I was writing. […]
Sign up soon for Trivia Night
SANFORD — Literacy Volunteers of Greater Sanford is pleased to announce their Eighth Annual Trivia Night event on Friday, Jan. 13 — but the deadline for sign-up is Dec. 9. Trivia Night at the Town Club, a fundraiser for LVGS programs, includes team competition on trivia questions. Trivia categories include superstition, geography, science, current events, […]
Holly Berry Fair nears
SACO — The Holly Berry Fair, hosted by Trinity Episcopal Church on the corner of Main and Cleveland streets, will be held Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. The fair will include a children’s table, a pet table, books, crafts, a cookie walk and many other items as well as lunch. Parking is available on […]
2017 Toyota Camry a sales success story
Barring the possibility of an upset even bigger than the one that took place at the polls on Tuesday, Toyota’s Camry will end this year as America’s favorite car … again. Pickup trucks may reign as the most popular vehicles in the land, but Toyota’s midsize sedan has been the country’s best-selling car model for […]