EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Being the oldest player on the New York Giants, Eli Manning can smile talking about the generational gap between him and some of his younger teammates. Many of the so-called kids on the team were in grade school when Manning was taken with the first pick of the 2004 draft. Some […]
2018
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Texans’ Watt eager to return, move past injury woes
HOUSTON (AP) — Nearly 11 months from his most recent NFL game, Houston Texans defensive end J.J. Watt isn’t hiding his eagerness to get back on the field. The three-time Defensive Player of the Year hasn’t played since he suffered a broken left leg against Kansas City in Week 5 last season. The prior year, […]
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Elizabeth L. Prejean
SACO — Elizabeth L. Prejean, 95, of Saco, passed away on Sunday, Aug. 19, 2018, at Pine Point Center in Scarborough. She was born in Saco on Aug. 20, 1922, a daughter of Michael and Laura Louise (Vachon) Cormier. She was educated from Thornton Academy where she enjoyed roller skating and cheerleading. On June 14, […]
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Allen’s 2 catches help Bieber, Indians beat Red Sox 6-3
BOSTON — Center fielder Greg Allen made two superb catches to help fellow rookie Shane Bieber hold down Boston, and the Cleveland Indians beat the Red Sox 6-3 Tuesday night in a matchup of AL division leaders. Melky Cabrera homered for the second straight game and Yan Gomes also connected for Cleveland. The Indians have […]
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Saco residents to vote on proposed charter changes in November
SACO — In November, residents will vote whether to have the mayor oversee the School Board. The Saco City Council on Monday night approved a proposed charter change that would have the mayor preside over the City Council and the School Board. The charter amendment will go before residents at the Nov. 6 polls for […]
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Ex-Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort guilty of 8 charges
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Paul Manafort, the longtime political operative who for months led Donald Trump’s winning presidential campaign, was found guilty of eight financial crimes Tuesday in the first trial victory of the special counsel investigation into the president’s associates. A judge declared a mistrial on 10 other counts the jury could not agree on. […]
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Notre Dame receivers reaching for new heights
SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Be it on the field or in the classroom, Notre Dame teammates Miles Boykin and Julian Love can’t seem to put aside their competition. Boykin, a senior wide receiver and the game MVP last January in Notre Dame’s 21-17 win over LSU in the Citrus Bowl, can’t wait to catch touchdown […]
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Man killed by New Hampshire police was subject of June chase in Sanford
SANFORD — Maine State Police said the man shot and killed by police Monday in Rochester, New Hampshire, had been sought in Maine during a police chase that originated in Sanford in June. As a result of that pursuit two months ago, Douglas Heath, 38, of Lebanon, was wanted for eluding a police officer, said […]
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Saco puts new dog ordinance on hold
SACO — A decision to vote on an ordinance change requiring dogs to be on leash at the beach six months out of the year has been put on hold to give the city of Saco time to consult with an attorney. The Saco City Council had been set to vote on an ordinance change […]
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Dog that bit deputy being tested for rabies
WATERBORO —A civil deputy serving papers at a home on Pole Line Drive in Waterboro on Monday evening was bitten by a dog. When the dog was about to attack a second time, the deputy shot the animal. York County Sheriff William L. King Jr., said that Civil Deputy Michael Grovo was serving an eviction […]
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