STANDISH—Despite turning in a strong second half – one marked by a number of quality scoring chances – the Scots succumbed 3-0 to the visiting Hawks on Thursday evening, Sept. 27. A trio of Marshwooders posted points en route to the W. “It’s always a battle,” Bonny Eagle head coach Lawrence Robertson said of his […]
October 2018
Posted inSports, Varsity Maine
Monday’s high school roundup: Biddeford remains unbeaten in field hockey
The Tigers score in each half to defeat Sanford, 2-0.
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Posted inPolitics
Democrats ‘trying to destroy’ Kavanaugh, Trump tells rally supporters in Tennessee
Trump singles out for attack a trio of Senate Democrats who have been among Brett Kavanaugh’s biggest critics.
Posted inElection 2018, Maine, Politics
Incumbents face a challenger in Windham school board race
A key question facing the board is whether Raymond will withdraw from the two-town school district.
Posted inNation & World
Frog divides Supreme Court
The issue raises the possibility that the first case of the 2018 term might end in a tie.
Posted inSports
Reed critical of Spieth, Furyk after Ryder Cup
Patrick Reed said Jordan Spieth didn’t want to play with him and captain Jim Furyk made a mistake sitting him out twice.
Posted inFall sports, Field Hockey, Sports, Varsity Maine
Field hockey: Cheverus hangs on to beat Marshwood, 1-0
The Stags take an early lead, then survive a second-half flurry from the Hawks.
Posted inSports
Monday’s NFL notebook: Issues piling up for Pittsburgh
The Steelers are 1-2-1 after a loss to rival Baltimore.
Posted inNation & World
Koreas begin removing DMZ mines to ease military tensions
The demining comes amid resumed diplomacy over North Korea’s nuclear weapons program after weeks of stalemated negotiations.
Posted inSports
Monday’s Sports Digest: Maine drops to 25th in football polls
The Black Bears drop nine places after a loss at Yale.