The University of New England’s Portland campus is on Stevens Avenue. Staff photo by Carl D. Walsh A federal appeals court has cleared the path for a professor’s lawsuit against the University of New England, alleging officials there took away some of her teaching duties and other responsibilities after she accused her department chairman of sexual […]
2018
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Red Sox old-timer’s memorabilia going up for sale in Biddeford
BIDDEFORD — Some items belonging to one of the Boston Red Sox’s early members — when the team was known as the Boston Americans — are coming up for sale. Third baseman Harry Lord played for the Americans and then the Red Sox, becoming one of the first captains in 1910, before he switched colors […]
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Sanford Police gear up for community cookout on Thursday
SANFORD — When August rolls around, people here know it is time for the annual Sanford Police Community Cookout. Held in Central Park across Main Street from City Hall, the event draws residents from across the city who drop by for a hot dog or a hamburger and chat with Sanford Police officers. This year’s […]
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11 dead seals found on Saco beaches
SACO — Eleven seals, all dead, washed up on Saco beaches between Sunday night and Monday morning. Along with the seals, massive amounts of seaweed also washed ashore. Saco Parks and Recreation Department Director Ryan Sommer said eight of the marine mammals were found on the beach at Kinney Shores, the three others were discovered […]
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Yankees put LHP Sabathia on 10-day DL with knee inflammation
NEW YORK (AP) — The New York Yankees have put pitcher CC Sabathia on the 10-day disabled list because of right knee inflammation. The Yankees made a series of roster moves before hosting the New York Mets on Monday night. Reliever George Kontos was promoted from Triple-A, infielder Ronald Torreyes rejoined the Yankees and first […]
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Miser wonders how long to wait between oil changes
Switching to synthetic should be a time-saver.
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Furyk gets core of Ryder Cup team, and obvious pick in Woods
ST. LOUIS — The upside to Jim Furyk finishing so early at the PGA Championship was being able to watch the final round on television, partly as a player but mostly as the Ryder Cup captain. And that meant seeing plenty of Tiger Woods. “I really wanted to see kind of how Tiger was playing, […]
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Peter J. Mazeiko
MIDDLETOWN, N.Y. — Peter J. Mazeiko, a retired flavor chemist, died on Aug. 10, 2018 after a long illness at his home with his soulmate, Myn at his bedside. He had recently celebrated his 66th birthday. He was born on Aug. 3, 1952 in Biddeford, a son of John and Anna (Pochebit) Mazeiko. Peter was a […]
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Protecting Luck becomes premium under Colts new regime
WESTFIELD, Ind. — The Indianapolis Colts invested heavily in Andrew Luck’s protection plan during the offseason. Now it’s time to see the payoff. After general manager Chris Ballard added two potential starting offensive linemen in free agency and used two more in the draft, the Colts believe they’ve finally solved their most glaring need — […]
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