GARDEN CITY, N.Y. – Adelphi University senior forward Sierra Clark (Hughesville, Md.) broke a 59-all tie with a free throw with 10.9 seconds left and classmate Calli Balfour (Hopewell Junction, N.Y.) added two more after tracking down an offensive rebound, giving the 25th-ranked Panthers a 62-60 win over number 15 Bentley University in Northeast-10 Conference […]
2017
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Strong second quarter lifts Maine over UMass Lowell, 65-44
LOWELL, Mass. — The University of Maine women’s basketball team outscored UMass Lowell 27-6 in the second quarter to help power it past the River Hawks by a final of 65-44 on Wednesday evening. The win moves Maine to 2-1 in America East play and evens up its overall mark at 9-9. Laia Sole led the […]
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Rhode Island College Holds Off Southern Maine 60-57
GORHAM, Maine — Led by senior Alex Moore’s (West Newbury, Mass./Pentucket Regional) game-high 22 points, the visiting Rhode Island College Anchorwomen held off a determined comeback bid by the University of Southern Maine Huskies to post a 60-57 victory Wednesday night in Little East Conference action on Fifield Court. The victory snapped a five-game losing […]
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Fighting Scots finish strong to turn back UNE, 74-62
BIDDEFORD — After seeing its 16-point cushion erased during the initial portion of the 2nd half, Gordon College returned with a 15-2 run en route way to securing a 74-62 Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) men’s basketball victory over the University of New England on Wednesday evening at the Harold Alfond Forum. The Fighting Scots (8-6, 5-2 CCC) […]
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Czech Republic women’s national lacrosse team coach joins Maine Maritime
CASTINE — Will Mraz was named the Maine Maritime Academy Head Women’s Lacrosse Coach on Wednesday. “It is truly an honor to be named the Head Coach for the Maine Maritime Women’s Lacrosse program,” said Mraz. “I’d like to thank Director of Athletics, Steve Peed and the search committee for their confidence in me and […]
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Public Works Building online, workers ready to move in
WESTBROOK — After over two months of waiting, the city’s Public Works employees are expected to move into their new building on Thursday. The $8.9 million building on Saco Street was completed in October, but the move-in date was delayed because its internet service was not hooked up. Eric Dudley, the city’s director of public services […]
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Public Works Building online, workers ready to move in
WESTBROOK — After over two months of waiting, the city’s Public Works employees are expected to move into their new building on Thursday. The $8.9 million building on Saco Street was completed in October, but the move-in date was delayed because its internet service was not hooked up. Eric Dudley, the city’s director of public services […]
Posted inAmerican Journal, Southern Forecaster
Public Works Building online, workers ready to move in
WESTBROOK — After over two months of waiting, the city’s Public Works employees are expected to move into their new building on Thursday. The $8.9 million building on Saco Street was completed in October, but the move-in date was delayed because its internet service was not hooked up. Eric Dudley, the city’s director of public services […]
Posted inAmerican Journal, Southern Forecaster
City council likes police chief's hiring incentive plan
WESTBROOK — The City Council gave its first OK Monday to a hiring incentive program for the Police Department that is designed to cut training costs and attract more experienced officers to the force. The program was unanimously approved Jan. 9, but still needs to go before the council for a second reading. City Council Chairman […]