Cape Elizabeth junior Olivia Cochran (4) congratulates senior Prezli Piscopo after Piscopo scores the first goal in the Capers’ 3-0 home win over Freeport Monday night. Joe Carpine / 365digitalphotography.com photos. More photos below. CAPE ELIZABETH—Freeport’s girls were late to the game, but the Falcons showed up at Hannaford Field nonetheless Monday evening. Cape Elizabeth’s […]
September 2018
Posted inLife & Culture, Nation & World
‘Game of Thrones,’ ‘Mrs. Maisel’ triumph at Emmys
Actors Claire Foy and Matthew Rhys win the top drama awards.
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Posted inSports, Varsity Maine
Monday’s girls’ roundup: Gorham beats Kennebunk in field hockey
Gorham scores in each half and improves to 6-1 with a 2-0 victory.
Posted inMaine, News
Excitement building for Waterville’s RiverWalk project
Work is mostly complete on the $1.5 million park along the Kennebec and a dedication is set for Oct. 6.
Posted inNation & World, Politics
New York Republicans can find no replacement for indicted congressman, so he stays on ballot
Rep. Chris Collins is under federal indictment accusing him of insider trading and lying to the FBI.
Posted inSports, Varsity Maine
Monday’s boys’ soccer roundup: York starts fast to shut out Wells
Lucas LaBelle collects a pair of goals as the Wildcats score four times in the first half.
Posted inMaine, Nation & World, News
Most Mainers in Carolinas ride out the storm with little disruption
But those living in the hard-hit area in and around Wilmington, North Carolina, report widespread flooding, power outages and washed out roads.
Posted inNation & World
Trump orders Justice Department to declassify Russia-related materials
Conservative lawmakers have called on the Justice Department to release the materials for months.
Posted inSports
Monday’s major league notebook: Judge, Chapman near return for Yankees
Aaron Judge takes part in a simulated game and Aroldis Chapman throws 22 pitches.
Posted inBusiness, Maine
Discovery of immature lobsters in deep Down East waters may be good news for industry
Researchers feared that declines in the numbers of baby lobsters found in warmer, shallow waters might presage a population bust, but the young may merely be moving to deeper habitat, a UMaine professor says.