A hospital system spokeswoman said just two new hires were affected in Lewiston. Employees say there were more.
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Posted inNew England Patriots, Sports
Without Gronk, tight end remains Patriots’ biggest question
Rob Gronkowski has retired, leaving the New England Patriots with a huge void at the tight end.
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Posted inJournal Tribune
Red Sox place rookie INF Chavis on injured list
CLEVELAND — Michael Chavis played through the pain for as long as he could. On Monday, the Red Sox rookie finally gave in. Boston placed the versatile Chavis on the 10-day injured list with a sprained left shoulder he sustained recently while trying to make a diving catch. One of the AL’s top first-year players, […]
Posted inJournal Tribune
Patriots’ Wynn nears game action
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Isaiah Wynn’s long road back from injury has reached its biggest milestone to date. The 23rd overall pick in the 2018 draft, the offensive tackle had his rookie season abruptly cut short during a preseason game when he tore an Achilles tendon. Nearly a year of rehab later, on Monday he participated […]
Posted inSports
Monday’s Sports Digest: U.S. Soccer hires GM for women’s team
Kate Markgraf, a 42-year-old former World Cup winner with the team, will oversee the program.
Posted inNew England Patriots, Sports
Harris hopes hands help him land a job with Patriots
Maurice Harris has always been known for his ‘unbelievable hands,’ which he showed off in the Patriots’ preseason opener.
Posted inNation & World, Uncategorized
Two teen fugitives took their own lives, Canadian police say
They were suspected of killing a North Carolina woman and her Australian boyfriend, as well as a Canadian man.
Posted inNation & World, New England
Massachusetts camp seeks to help grieving children
In North Attleboro, Camp Braveheart helps children deal with losing a loved one.
Posted inMaine, News
Maine driver faces drug charge following crash that killed his wife
Joshua Bell was arrested after he was released from a hospital following the Friday night crash on I-95 in Mattamiscontis Township.
Posted inMaine colleges, Sports
College football programs making mental health a priority
Ohio State defensive lineman Robert Landers is one player openly discussing his issues.