The fund, named in honor of Dr. William Procter, will award $50,000 annually to help the lab commercialize scientific discoveries.
May 2018
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Tom Caron: Alex Cora proves nimble in decisions off the field, too
The Red Sox have the most wins in baseball under their new manager, who is responding well to potential controversies.
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Posted inNorthern Forecaster, The Forecaster
Property owners accuse Cumberland manager, code officer of trespassing
CUMBERLAND — In the latest chapter of a dispute that has been in court for two years, a father and son are claiming two town officials trespassed on their property in 2014 and 2015. The complaint by Elvin Copp and his son, Randall Copp, was filed against Town Manager Bill Shane, Code Enforcement Officer Bill […]
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Property owners accuse Cumberland manager, code officer of trespassing
CUMBERLAND — In the latest chapter of a dispute that has been in court for two years, a father and son are claiming two town officials trespassed on their property in 2014 and 2015. The complaint by Elvin Copp and his son, Randall Copp, was filed against Town Manager Bill Shane, Code Enforcement Officer Bill […]
Posted inNorthern Forecaster, The Forecaster
Cumberland-North Yarmouth voters initially OK school budget
CUMBERLAND — Nearly 300 Cumberland and North Yarmouth residents filled seats in the Greely High School gym May 17 to ratify next year’s proposed School Administrative District 51 budget. The $37.3 million spending plan – proposed to increase 3.8 percent from this year, and available at msad51.org – now goes to a budget validation referendum […]
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Mitchell challenges Storey-King for Cumberland council seat
CUMBERLAND — Town Councilor Shirley Storey-King, seeking a fifth at-large term, is challenged June 12 by Christina Mitchell, who is new to town politics. Both are longtime residents with careers in education. Along with electing town officials, Cumberland and North Yarmouth voters on June 12 will also decide on a $37.3 million School Administrative District 51 budget […]
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Mitchell challenges Storey-King for Cumberland council seat
CUMBERLAND — Town Councilor Shirley Storey-King, seeking a fifth at-large term, is challenged June 12 by Christina Mitchell, who is new to town politics. Both are longtime residents with careers in education. Along with electing town officials, Cumberland and North Yarmouth voters on June 12 will also decide on a $37.3 million School Administrative District 51 budget […]
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Wells wrestlers present over $13,000 to their pal Spencer
WELLS — The Wells High School wrestling team received jackets commemorating the program’s back-to-back state championships on Sunday afternoon. While that was certainly a special occassion for the Warriors, the real reason they gathered was to celebrate something much more important. The Wells wrestling program started the 2017-18 season with a goal to raise $2,500 […]
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Martinez’s 2 vastly different HRs lead Red Sox past O’s 5-0
BOSTON (AP) — J.D. Martinez took plenty of ribbing in the dugout after slicing a short home run inside the Pesky Pole at Fenway Park. A few innings later, he showed his teammates some serious power. Martinez hit two vastly different drives for his first multihomer game with Boston, powering Eduardo Rodriguez and the Red […]
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Road tripped: Celtics’ Game 3 loss another playoff pothole
CLEVELAND — The Celtics were loose, smiling and laughing. They weren’t straining to hear each other speak and there were no obnoxious Cleveland fans heckling them. All was quiet as Boston worked out Sunday. Practice isn’t an issue on the road in the postseason. Playing games is the problem. Less than 24 hours after a […]