The Black Bears are No. 17 in one ranking and No. 20 in the other after defeating Western Kentucky.
September 2018
Posted inForecaster Sports, Southern Forecaster
Field Hockey: Heacock lifts Bonny Eagle past South Portland in overtime
SOUTH PORTLAND—Midway through OT on Friday afternoon, Sept. 7, Scot Riley Heacock snatched up the ball near midfield and barreled forward with it; Heacock’s initial charge came up short, but she battled, and battled some more – and finally pounded the game-winning goal past South Portland netminder Abbie Jellison. The 1-0 result, which played out […]
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Posted inGirls Soccer, Sports, Varsity Maine
Girls’ soccer: Gorham breaks through to win
The Rams defeat Cheverus 1-0 on a late goal in a game between undefeated, unscored-on opponents.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Former lawmaker Stavros Mendros starting public car auction in Oxford
He says his plan for the weekly Maine Public Auto Auction, which is open to dealers and private citizens, has been in the works since 2015.
Posted inBoys Soccer, Sports, Varsity Maine
Monmouth boys soccer gets going in win over Carrabec
After slow start, Mustangs roll to MVC victory.
Posted inBusiness, Nation & World
For great pay and job security after college, study the science of insurance, report says
It’s not the most exciting field, but you don’t need to go into debt for an advanced degree and you can share in the industry’s $18 billion in net profit last year.
Posted inNew England Patriots, Sports
Commentary: Patriots have a winner with a pair of aces
Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski have been so good together for so long, the only word that fits is ‘unstoppable.’
Posted inLife & Culture
Olivia Newton-John opens up about third cancer battle
This time, a tumor was located at the base of her spine.
Posted inBusiness
Alone in a Chinese warehouse with only robots for company
The automated site offers a glimpse of the shape of things to come.
Posted inBusiness, Nation & World
China says it will retaliate if U.S. initiates another round of tariffs
Beijing is running out of options to impose more of its own tariffs, but it instead can disrupt the activities of American companies operating in China.