FOXBORO, Mass. — Brunswick’s Kyle Woodruff notched an assist recently as Stonehill College fell to Worcester State University, 5-2 at the Foxboro Sports Center to wrap up 2017 before heading to winter break. Stonehill (4-7-1) saw sophomore Connor Jewett record his third straight multi-point game with the Skyhawks only two goals of the game. Thomas […]
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Mt. Ararat JV boys split pair
KENNEBUNK — The Mt. Ararat High School boys jayvee basketball team fell behind 17-7 after one quarter and never recovered, losing to Kennebunk, 56-38 on Friday. Ian Brady led all scorers with 20 points for the visitors. Jace Hollenbach and Roderick Minor chipped in with eight and six points, respectively in the loss. On Saturday, […]
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Morse JV wins by three
BATH — Morse erased a one-point deficit after three quarters to slip past Westbrook, 33-30 in girls high school junior varsity basketball action recently. Morse led 9-4 after one quarter and by four points at the half, 19-15, before Westbrook took the lead after three. An 8-4 Morse advantage in the fourth sealed the victory […]
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Mt. Ararat JV girls take two
TOPSHAM — The Mt. Ararat High School girls jayvee basketball team took a pair of games recently, defeating Kennebunk in overtime, 49-46, and Brunswick, 38-36. Jaden Lohr led all scorers with 16 points and 10 rebounds in the win over Kennebunk. Erin Harty added 11 points with eight rebounds, while Lauren Magno and Kassidy Dixon […]
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Bobcats down Phoenix
JAY Sydney Underhill-Tilton had a double-double as the Richmond High School girls basketball team downed Spruce Mountain, 40-30, in Mountain Valley Conference play on Monday. The Bobcats won their second straight and stand at 2-1. Richmond hosts Winthrop on Wednesday at 7 p.m. Underhill-Tilton had 15 points and 10 rebounds in the win. Ashley Abbott […]
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New frontier for craft U.S. whiskey may be underfoot
SEATTLE Matt Hofmann walks along a small brown pond, the earth of its bank springing underfoot like a muddy mattress. The ground is, in fact, floating. It’s a peat bog on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula, and it’s from here that Hofmann, the co-founder of Seattle’s Westland Distillery, is taking an unusual step for America’s booming spirits […]
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Candelabra cactus is only cactus-like; easy to grow
On my living room floor once sat a clerodendron plant, a gift that became an indoor oasis of lush greenery and clusters of red-tipped white flowers. Problem was, I had to tiptoe among its sprawling stems every time I wanted to approach the window. What’s sometimes needed in a houseplant is a bold plant, but […]
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Nurseries worthy of a Bohemian lullaby
Traditional nursery decor tends to be a gently stirred mix of cute animals, soft hues and nicely matched furnishings. And there’s much to be said for all that sweet serenity; these are rooms both peaceful and soothing. But many parents and designers are looking to inject nurseries with a quirkier style sense, creating spaces that […]
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Raising teens brings new, complicated feelings
There are many stages of parenthood, and much is written about the first ones — the infant and toddler years. The teenager years, therefore, come as a shock. And, no, I’m not talking about the orneriness, aloofness and growing legs and feet. I’m talking about the way the teenage years impact us as mothers. Two […]
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Wells resident participates in WPI intensive research project
WORCESTER, Mass. — Jasmine Loukola of Wells, a member of the class of 2018 majoring in civil engineering at Worcester Polytechnic Institute, was a member of a student team that recently completed an intense, hands-on research project in Panama City, Panama. The project was titled Analyzing Projects of the Panama Canal Expansion Program. In their […]