FREEPORT – When a coach watches the first three batters of the game reach via a walk, error and hit batsman, they are able to see what their starter is made up of, to see if the hurler can reach back, recompose himself and get back on track. That was the case Monday afternoon as […]
2019
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High school roundups: Lisbon pulls away for 6-2 baseball win
LISBON — Lisbon broke a 2-2 tie with Mountain Valley with four runs in the bottom of the six as the Greyhounds pulled away for a 6-2 victory in Mountain Valley Conference baseball action on Monday. Lucas Francis capped the scoring with a two-run double in the sixth, his second base hit of the game. The […]
Posted inBoys Lacrosse, Sports, Varsity Maine
Boys’ lacrosse: Cape Elizabeth pulls out another win in overtime
The Capers improve to 4-0 by beating Thornton Academy, 8-7.
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Hawaii law enforcement power couple mired in corruption case
Louis and Katherine Kealoha will go on trial next month on federal charges of conspiracy, obstruction and false statements to a federal officer.
Posted inMaine colleges, Sports
College baseball: St. Joseph’s veteran lineup is looking for elusive title
The Monks’ seniors have won nearly 72 percent of their games the past four seasons and hope to win the school’s first GNAC championship since 2014.
Posted inBusiness, Maine
Generac buys Westbrook energy products company
Terms of the deal between the Wisconsin-based generator manufacturer and Pika Energy, which focuses on making devices for storing solar energy, are not disclosed.
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NRA’s LaPierre fends off backlash, wins re-election as CEO
For the past two decades, the NRA has faced criticism from among its ranks that its leaders had become corrupted by the millions of dollars flowing into its coffers.
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After patrolling Peaks Island for decades, police officer calls it a career
Randy Richardson, who spent most of his 37-year career patrolling Peaks, says the assignment went from being considered punishment to ‘a primo gig.’