A lot has changed in the way we think about football and brain damage since Justin Strzelczyk died a few years after leaving the NFL.
2019
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One dead, eight hurt in Colorado school shooting, two in custody
HIGHLANDS RANCH, Colo. (AP) — Two students opened fire Tuesday inside a charter school in an affluent suburb of Denver not far from Columbine High School killing a teenager, wounding eight and spreading terror before they were taken into custody, authorities said. Douglas County Sheriff Tony Spurlock said the pair walked into the STEM School Highlands Ranch […]
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Discussion of ‘Big Little Lies’ coming to KFL
Caring Unlimited is partnering with the Kennebunk Free Library to offer a discussion of the NY Times Bestseller Big Little Lies on May 7, 2019 at 6 p.m. at KFL. Liane Moriarity’s gripping murder mystery offers a nuanced view of domestic abuse, delving into the complexities of experiencing abuse at the hands of a well-respected member of […]
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Calendar Girls opens May 10 at City Theater
CALENDAR GIRLS by Tim Firth. City Theater in Biddeford presents the comedy based on the true story of a group of ordinary women who bared it all (or almost all) for charity. The show is funny, sincere and just a wee bit naughty. May 10 to May 26, Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. and Sundays at 2 […]
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Lego Club nearing at Kennebunk Free Library
The Kennebunk Free Library is offering a Lego Club for children ages 4 and older. The Lego Club will meet on Wednesday May 22 at 4 p.m. Come and build new and imaginative creations or ask the librarian for a challenge to complete. All Legoblocks will be supplied; please leave yours at home. Registration is required. This event is free […]
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Additional charge for suspect in Biddeford beating case
SPRINGVALE — A woman who along with her husband, has been accused of beating a woman over the weekend in a Biddeford apartment is now facing a kidnapping charge. Records on file at Springvale District Court show Kimberly Marie Vigue-Brown, 31, was originally charged with aggravated assault, criminal threatening and robbery, all Class C felonies, […]
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The Alumni Band performs song composed by BHS senior
SACO — The Biddeford Alumni Band performed its annual benefit concert last weekend honoring Marcel “Mike” Drapeau and the Drapeau Scholarship and among famous songs from musicals and movies, the musicians also played a song composed by Alumni Band member and Biddeford High School senior Ethan Paquet. Paquet, a six-year member of The Alumni Band, […]
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Letter to the Editor: Assange is a whistleblower who deserves protection
Julian Assange is a textbook example of a whistleblower, albeit, on an international stage. Mr. Assange has held modern warfare up for the world to see. It may be that the release of e-mails of the Democratic National Committee soured some Americans on the actions of the DNC. The e-mails apparently showed that the DNC […]
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Byron York: No question there was spying on Trump campaign, but how much?
At a contentious hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Attorney General William Barr dropped a big hint about his investigation into the conduct of the Trump-Russia investigation. “Many people seem to assume that the only intelligence collection that occurred was a single confidential informant and a FISA warrant,” Barr said. “I would like to find […]
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