DaAYTON — Clinton O. Goodwin age 79, of Arundel, died Sunday, Feb. 25, 2018 at Southern Maine Heath Care with his family by his side. He was born June 5, 1938 in Saco, a son of Benjamin and Molly (Burly) Goodwin and was a graduate of Thornton Academy. On Jan. 6, 1968 he married Carol […]
March 2018
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Sanford Police Log
SANFORD — The following people were arrested or issued summonses Feb. 28 through March 4. If there is no listing for a specific date, it means no one was arrested or charged with a crime on that day, according to police logs provided by the agency: • Michelle Lea Brown, 42, 251 Country Club Road, […]
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Buxton Police officer nearly struck by suspect’s vehicle
BUXTON — Police in Buxton say the owner of a car about to be searched by officers intentionally drove his pickup truck into the vehicle, narrowly missing an officer photographing evidence. In a news release, Buxton Police said Officer Keith Waltz was kneeling behind the rear bumper of a Volkswagen Jetta when the incident took […]
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TA’s Montano captures New England shot put title
BOSTON — Thornton Academy junior Jason Montano added to his trophy case this past weekend, earning first place with a throw of 55 feet, 10 inches at the New England Track and Field Championships in the shot put competition. Winning the New England gold was always a goal for Montano, who was thrilled when he […]
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Sanford’s Anderson brings home silver from New Englands
PROVIDENCE — Heading into the 2018 New England Interscholastic Wrestling Championships Sanford senior Sam Anderson had pretty much accomplished everything he could have ever dreamed of during his high school career — except for bringing home a medal from Providence. The two-time state champion was able to cross that off his wrestling bucket list on […]
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Tigers top Yachtsmen in overtime, advance to regional final
LEWISTON — The No. 3 Biddeford boys hockey team topped No. 2 Falmouth 5-4 in overtime on Saturday to advance to the Class A South regional final. The Tigers held a 4-2 lead midway through the third period, but Falmouth would put away two goals in the final six minutes to force overtime. “We knew […]
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Noble’s Cote caps freshman season with NE medal
PROVIDENCE — A lot of high school wrestlers never get a chance to compete at the New England Interscholastic Wrestling Championships, and some who do qualify for the tournament never find any success at the rugged event. That certainly wasn’t the case for Noble freshman Josh Cote as the 120-pound standout followed up his Class […]
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Stags bounce Trojans in semis
LEWISTON— The top-seeded Cheverus boys hockey team picked up a decisive 5-1 win over Thornton Academy in the Class A South semifinals on Saturday in Lewiston. The Stags fired on all cylinders, and got a dominant performance from goalie Jason Halvorsen who stopped 27 of TA’s 28 shots. “We knew that we would be running […]
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Brown scores 21 as Celtics pound Bulls 105-89 without Irving
CHICAGO — Jaylen Brown scored 21 points, and the Boston Celtics pounded the Chicago Bulls 105-89 on Monday night even though Kyrie Irving sat out because of a sore left knee. Even without their All-Star guard, the Celtics took control right from the start and led by as many as 37 en route to their […]
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Red Sox lefty Price makes spring debut vs. minor leaguers
FORT MYERS, Fla. — David Price and the rest of the Boston Red Sox staff are learning a whole new pitch this spring. Price faced Red Sox minor leaguers on a back field Monday in his first camp outing, throwing three innings under controlled circumstances. “It feels good to be able to stand here and […]