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2017
Astros win a wild Game 2, 7-6 in 11 innings, to tie series
Houston was 3 outs away from falling into an 0-2 hole, but battles back.
A South Portland stunner! Red Riots upset top-ranked Deering in semis
South Portland junior Katie Whitmore, left, freshman Maria Degifico, sophomore Ashlee Aceto, senior Molly Mawhinney and sophomore Kaleisha Towle celebrate a point during the Red Riots’ shocking 3-0 win at Deering in Wednesday night’s Class A state semifinal match. South Portland will face Scarborough in the state final Friday night. Mike Strout photos. More photos […]
A South Portland stunner! Red Riots upset top-ranked Deering in semis
South Portland junior Katie Whitmore, left, freshman Maria Degifico, sophomore Ashlee Aceto, senior Molly Mawhinney and sophomore Kaleisha Towle celebrate a point during the Red Riots’ shocking 3-0 win at Deering in Wednesday night’s Class A state semifinal match. South Portland will face Scarborough in the state final Friday night. Mike Strout photos. More photos […]
Morse girls' soccer raises nearly $2,000 to fight cancer
Morse’s girls’ soccer team raised $1,961 for the American Cancer Society to support cutting-edge cancer research and cancer patients at its home game Oct. 12 versus Gardiner. The Shipbuilders have been involved in the Coaches vs. Cancer program for several years, raising more money for the cause than any other high school team in Maine. […]
Coastal Academy students learn skills through bicycle repair
BRUNSWICK When 18-year-old Kylan Freeman signed up for bike repair class, the Harpswell Coastal Academy student was just hoping to learn a few useful maintenance skills. “I just didn’t realize that fixing bikes would be this fun,” Freeman said. “It’s just like putting together a puzzle. … It’s really fun to try to find out […]
Workforce board sues Gov. LePage
BRUNSWICK Brunswick-based Coastal Counties Workforce, Inc. has filed a lawsuit against Gov. Paul LePage and Labor Commissioner John Butera over millions in federal funding they say the state is withholding from them. “We provide funding for classroom training activities, tuition, customized training, on the job training, work experience … those types of things,” CCWI Executive […]
Durham fire chief to retire after 44 years of service
DURHAM Durham’s fire chief is leaving his post after 44 years with the department. William “Bill” St. Michel will retire at the end of February after 25 years as chief. He said what he will miss the most is the people he works with. St. Michel joined the department in 1973 at 17, at the […]
Harpswell star party puts celestial wonders on display
HARPSWELL A s stars slowly blinked into existence in the night sky Saturday, cars began pulling into the Land’s End parking lot at the southern end of Bailey Island. Headlights were quickly turned off, and people emerged with a variety of red hued lights. On this dark and surprisingly warm October evening, dozens of people […]