Freda Rowell, 93, died Sunday in a Lewiston hospital with family members close by.
October 2018
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Cheverus volleyball wins first-ever playoff match, advances to quarterfinals
Cheverus senior Emma White is all smiles as she celebrates a point with senior Mary Jerome (4) and junior Maddie Williams during the Stags’ 3-0 win over Brunswick/Mt. Ararat in Thursday’s Class A state preliminary round playoff match. Shawn Patrick Ouellette / Press Herald photos. More photos below. PORTLAND—Cheverus’ volleyball team believes it can accomplish […]
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NLCS: Miley gets to start again for Brewers
Wade Miley, who started Game 5 but lasted one batter by design, tries to save Milwaukee’s season.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Life & Culture
Banksy video sheds light on planned artwork malfunction
The video shows how he arranged for his artwork to self-shred after an auction earlier this month.
Posted inBoston Red Sox, Sports
Red Sox manager remains an inspiration in Puerto Rico
Alex Cora remains at the forefront of helping the island rebuild after last year’s devastating hurricane.
Posted inSports, Varsity Maine, Volleyball
Volleyball: Cheverus knocks off Brunswick for first playoff win
The Stags win a playoff game for the first time and reach the Class A quarterfinals.
Posted inLife & Culture
Judy Blume’s novel coming to big screen
The author agrees to a feature film adaptation of ‘Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret.’
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Stoned driver risks increase as legal pot spreads across U.S.
A study finds that traffic accidents are rising in states that have legalized recreational marijuana.
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Thursday’s Sports Digest: UMaine women favored to win women’s basketball league
The Black Bears are the choice to repeat as American East basketball champions.
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Justice Dept. investigating clergy sex abuse in Catholic dioceses of Pennsylvania
Victim advocates say it’s the first such probe by the federal agency, opening a new front of legal peril for the church after a scathing state grand jury report on ‘predator priests.’