Consumer spending which accounts for 70 percent of economic activity slowed more than previously thought
May 2018
Boys Tennis: Windham dispatches Bonny Eagle in prelims, 4-1
WINDHAM—The sixth-seed Eagles bested the visiting, No. 11 Scots with relative ease on Tuesday afternoon, May 29: Windham won at first and third singles, as well as first and second doubles, to secure the 4-1 prelims victory. “It didn’t go our way today, but the guys were out, they were fighting the entire time,” said […]
Missouri governor who vowed to fight scandal instead quits
Eric Greitens remained defiant even while resigning in the wake of allegations of sexual misconduct and campaign finance violations
Falmouth 300: A chance to look back, forward
FALMOUTH — The Tercentennial Committee has a simple message: Falmouth is a great place to be. And it hopes to send that message as the town commemorates its 300th anniversary with a variety of events intended to celebrate Falmouth’s past, present and future. Marge Devine, chairwoman of the planning committee, said she hopes people use […]
Class of 2018: Falmouth grad overcomes accident, learns to play on
FALMOUTH — Passionate about soccer from the time she was a toddler, Lauren Wendland was afraid she’d never be able to play again following a traumatic car accident when she was 10 years old. Now Wendland, who will graduate with her Falmouth High School classmates at 6 p.m. on June 3, will play Division 1 soccer at Quinnipiac […]
Leonard Pitts: When you let Trump voters speak for themselves, racial intolerance is a common trait
For the progressives who question why I said not to bother trying to reason with them, I rest my case.
Trojans make statement
SACO — The road to the Class A boys’ lacrosse state title goes through Thornton Academy. The Golden Trojans have made that loud and clear. Thornton Academy hosted Falmouth in a highly anticipated battle of unbeaten teams Tuesday evening at Hill Stadium and by night’s end, completely dominated the Yachtsmen to the tune of a […]
Seeds of Hope celebrates 10th anniversary of community service
BIDDEFORD — When you get right down to it, the success by which a community is measured is truly not about those who have an abundance of prosperity, rather it’s about if it can provide enough for those who don’t have very much. For a decade now, the Rev. Shirley Bowen of the Seeds of Hope […]
Chase helps Wells lock up No. 1 seed in Class B South
WELLS — Anya Chase and the Wells High softball team sent a message to the rest of Class B South Tuesday afternoon: we’re back. Chase, the senior left-hander, pitched her best game of the season to lead the Warriors to a 10-3 victory over Fryeburg Academy. Hampered much of the season by a hip injury […]
ATV operator faces charges for hitting pedestrian, OUI
LEBANON — A South Berwick ATV operator allegedly told Maine State Police troopers on Saturday that he didn’t know anything about an ATV crash involving a pedestrian in a campground located in an ATV mud racing and off-road park and that he didn’t own an ATV. Recent injuries and dirt marks that were indicative of […]