BATH — Danielle Bryant had six points to lead the balanced Bath Destroyers to a 23-17 basketball victory over Saco on Sunday. Dakota Shiplay and Layne Brewer split eight points down the middle, and Haley Kirkpatrick, Libbi Wallace and Sadie McNish each chipped in with a basket. Chasity Rutledge made a free throw, and Delaney […]
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Brunswick JV girls power past ’Builders
BRUNSWICK — Host Brunswick Orange used a 35-12 scoring advantage over the second and third quarters to take control for a 70- 31 victory over Morse on Saturday. The Dragons led 21-12, 43- 22 and 56-24 at the quarter breaks. Emily Larochelle and Rosalie White each had 14 points for the Dragons, while Alexis Guptill […]
Morse freshman girls slip past Brunswick
BRUNSWICK — Dory Kulis popped for 15 points to lead three players in double figures as the Morse High School freshman girls edged past rival Brunswick, 42-39, on Saturday. The Dragons led 10-6 after a quarter, but fell behind 24- 22 at the half. Brunswick recovered to take a 35-32 advantage into the fourth quarter. […]
Westbrook paces Thunder
CHICAGO Russell Westbrook had 21 points, 14 assists and nine rebounds, helping the Oklahoma City Thunder pull away from the Chicago Bulls for an easy 109-94 victory Monday night. Steven Adams scored 22 points and Enes Kanter had 20 points and 11 rebounds, leading a dominant performance inside for Oklahoma City. Victor Oladipo added 13 […]
Ovechkin, Caps skate by Habs
MONTREAL Alex Ovechkin tied Canadiens great Maurice “Rocket” Richard with his 544th career goal and had two assists, leading the Washington Capitals to a 4-1 victory over Montreal on Monday night for their sixth straight win. Ovechkin, who has won the Maurice Richard Trophy as the league’s goal-scoring leader six times, tied Richard for 29th […]
GLOBAL CHOCOLATIER
MEDFORD, Ore. After migrating from Colorado to the Rogue Valley, Dagoba Chocolate founder Frederick Schilling accomplished what many entrepreneurs only dream about — building a company and selling it for millions. When his $17 million paycheck came from Hershey in 2006, Schilling didn’t simply recede into the shadows to live the good life. The driving principles […]
A little beer is a lot of flavor in these sliders
Big provisions are required to watch the big game, and nothing’s more substantial than a burger, even in its mini-form — the slider. Indeed, if you plan to serve a variety of dishes for the Super Bowl, sliders are more sensible than the full-sized guys. But they happen to be a little trickier to cook […]
What I couldn’t tell them myself
I have not been a super strict mother when it comes to screening violence or bad language, within limits, on television and movies. Without a second thought, we showed our boys “Gremlins” when they were still very young (Note 1: 1980s movie ratings did not use the same standards as today’s. Note 2: In case […]
More than just showy leaves
Early winter is when poinsettias come into the limelight, showing off their colors in homes and shop windows. But a poinsettia is more than just seasonally flamboyant. To check out more of this plant’s botanical flair, set your holiday poinsettia on a table in good light so that you can look closely at its flowers. […]