BALTIMORE — Lamar Jackson directed two scoring drives during a limited appearance, had an impressive touchdown run erased by a penalty and sparked the Baltimore Ravens to a 26-13 victory over the Green Bay Packers, who played Thursday night without quarterback Aaron Rodgers. Rodgers developed back stiffness and was a late scratch , a move the […]
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Bowdoin volleyball: Polar Bears ranked 23rd
BRUNSWICK — The Bowdoin College women’s volleyball team has been ranked 23rd in the American Volleyball Coaches Association’s Preseason Poll released Wednesday. The Polar Bears return a number of starters from last year’s squad that won the NESCAC championship and advanced to the regional final of the NCAA Division III Championship and ended with a 29-2 […]
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Dragons set for Monday: Brunswick has practice schedule
BRUNSWICK — The first week of high school fall practice is set to begin on Monday. Brunswick High School has a list of the first week practice times and locations: Cheering Cheerleaders will meet Monday through Friday at 4 p.m. behind the gym. Cross country Runners meet at the amphitheater behind the school all week from […]
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PGA Playoffs: Thomas finds his game
MEDINAH, Ill. — On the range, Justin Thomas had no idea where the ball was going. Some five hours later, he had a share of the course record at Medinah. Ultimately, all that mattered Thursday in the BMW Championship was taking a good step toward an important goal. Thomas already is set for the Tour Championship […]
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High court upholds Seth Carey’s suspension from practice of law
Maine’s highest court on Thursday upheld the three-year suspension of a former Auburn lawyer who ran unsuccessfully for district attorney last year. A judge ruled in December 2018 that Seth Carey, 44, of Rumford, had committed sexual assault, tampered with a witness and failed to comply with a previous interim suspension order, among other violations. Carey appealed that decision earlier this […]
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Fire damages Westbrook apartment building
The fire department is investigating the cause of the Thursday night fire at 35 Lamb St.
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Towns working with law firm to renegotiate cable contracts
The group of towns hoping to renegotiate their cable television contracts with Charter Communications has begun working with a telecommunications law firm in Minneapolis. The 14 municipalities, which include Bridgton, Casco, Gray, Naples, New Gloucester, Windham and Raymond, are unhappy about what they see as the company’s failure to follow through on extending lines of […]
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Inside Bridgton: Aug. 16
Monument looking good Be sure to look at the newly restored Cleaves Soldiers Monument at the intersection at the top of Main Hill next time you’re in town. It has been cleaned and revived by local sculptor and restoration specialist Anthony Tafuri, ably assisted by his son, Davon. The soldier is all spiffed up and […]
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Migrant children separated at border were harmed, abused in foster care, families say
Taxpayers could be on the hook for more than $200 million in damages as a result of the Trump administration’s zero tolerance policy.
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Israel reverses course, but Rep. Tlaib skips her visit
After initially banning the Michigan Democrat from entering the country, Israel relented in response to a request from Tlaib to see her grandmother, who lives in the occupied West Bank.