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Astros back ahead of A’s with 9-4 win
OAKLAND, Calif. Justin Verlander pitched just well enough to earn his 200th career win and the Houston Astros hit five home runs, beating the Oakland Athletics 9-4 Sunday to avoid a sweep and retake sole possession of the AL West lead. The surging A’s had won the first two games at the Coliseum to tie […]
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What do you really know about tooth decay?
It’s no secret that brushing your teeth and limiting your sugar intake goes a long way in preventing tooth decay, but what else do you know about this common oral health problem? Test your knowledge below! TRUE OR FALSE? 1. Cavities always hurt. 2. Bacteria present in the mouth transform sugars into acids. 3. Pregnant […]
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Keep an eye on your child’s OCULAR HEALTH
The non-profit organization Prevent Blindness has declared August as Children’s Eye Health and Safety Awareness Month. The timing is no coincidence; as children get ready to return to school, the importance of eye health is top of mind for parents, educators and eye health practitioners alike. Prevent Blindness works hard to make sure eye care […]
Posted inNation & World
Trump calls Mueller’s team ‘thugs’ and Mueller ‘discredited’
The president ramped up the complaints against the ongoing Russia investigation.
Posted inMaine, News, Politics, Schools and Education
Westbrook lawmaker accused of misconduct with students resigns his House seat
Democrat Dillon Bates has been accused of having inappropriate relationships with female students while teaching at Maine Girls’ Academy, an allegation he and his lawyer have repeatedly denied.
Posted inLife & Culture
Theater review: Follow the twists in mystery ‘Dial M for Murder’
Adapted from film, the production is playing at Hackmatack Playhouse.
Posted inMaine, News, Politics
LePage calls state senator ‘repugnant,’ storms out of meeting after report says he didn’t drive timber decision
There were allegations Maine’s governor was involved in a decision to divert wood from two mills whose owners criticized him.
Posted inForecaster Opinion, The Forecaster
Noncitizen voting a disturbing prospect
The proposal in Portland to extend voting rights to noncitizens is the craziest yet to come out of Maine’s most liberal city. The City Council has thankfully tabled the plan, but knowing Portland, it’s probably just a matter of time before the council capitulates to extreme left-leaning forces and resurrects the proposal once the current […]
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