Katie Fitzpatrick comes off the bench and finishes with 11 points, 10 rebounds and 13 steals as MGA tops Biddeford, 57-34.
2018
Posted inMaine, News
Brunswick mobile home park residents fed up over lack of water
Tenants of Bay Bridge Estates say the recent water shortage, likely related to the extended stretch of cold weather, is the latest problem they have had with the park’s owner.
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Posted inBoys Basketball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Boys’ basketball: Thornton holds on to nip Cheverus
The Stags get two shots off in the final six seconds but the Trojans stay unbeaten with a 45-44 win.
Posted inNation & World, News
Trump sounds open to Korea dialogue, then boasts of nuclear ‘button’ bigger than Pyongyang’s
The president’s tweet was in response to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, who said in his New Year’s address that he has a nuclear button on his desk, but also made overtures concerning dialogue with South Korea.
Posted inNation & World
Family of ‘swatting hoax’ victim wants officer charged
Andrew Finch was shot after a prankster called 911 last Thursday with a fake story about a shooting and kidnapping at Finch’s Wichita home.
Posted inMaine, News, Sports
Yarmouth native wins gold in national figure skating championships
Franz-Peter Jerosch, 16, and his partner from Massachusetts win in novice pairs and secure spots on the national team.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Arts & Entertainment, Life & Culture, Nation & World, News
NBC names Hoda Kotb as ‘Today’ co-anchor replacing Matt Lauer
She and Savannah Guthrie will be the first all-female team headlining ‘Today’ in the show’s 65-year history.
Posted inNation & World
Congress returns to new faces, old standoffs
Looking to prevent a closure of federal agencies on Jan 19, top White House officials planned to meet at the Capitol Wednesday with congressional leaders.
Posted inBusiness
U.S. stock markets open year with run of solid gains
Tech and health care companies lead the way, and the Nasdaq surges above 7,000, a record.
Posted inNation & World
Subtle cues are what make sick people look sick, researchers say
We are better than chance at detecting illness in others simply by looking at their faces.