Paige Witwicki scores the only goal of the game to give the Eagles the victory.
2021
Posted inNation & World
More than 120,000 U.S. children orphaned during pandemic
Over half of those who lost a primary caregiver are Black or Hispanic Americans, according to a new study.
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NHL notebook: Carey Price takes leave, citing mental health
Montreal’s star goalie enters a player assistance program and could miss the first month of the season, or longer.
Posted inNew England Patriots, Sports
Patriots notebook: Collins spotted at practice, but 5 offensive linemen absent
Linebacker Jamie Collins his making his third stint with the Patriots.
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Livermore Falls man, Brunswick woman arrested on drug and escape charges in Livermore Falls
Police found crack cocaine and methamphetamine at a Bemis Street apartment.
Posted inNew England Patriots, Sports
Patriots notebook: Collins spotted at practice, but 5 offensive linemen absent
Linebacker Jamie Collins his making his third stint with the Patriots.
Posted inBusiness, Maine
Portland-based Wex mandates vaccinations for all in-office workers
The policy comes a few weeks before a federal rule requiring vaccinations or weekly COVID tests for workers at large companies is to take effect.
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NWSL players look to reclaim sport after scandals
Portland Thorns defender Meghan Klingenberg says, “things need to change.”
Posted inTimes Record
Rep. Sachs, Sen. Daughtry to host virtual constituent office hours
Rep. Melanie Sachs, D-Freeport, and Sen. Mattie Daughtry, D-Brunswick, will host a virtual constituent office hour event via Zoom on Wednesday, Oct. 13 from 6:30-7:30 p.m. This online event is an opportunity for constituents to connect, ask questions and share ideas and concerns. The event will also be streamed via Facebook. “Many of the bills I worked on […]
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With new owners, ‘Big Indian’ statue to remain in Freeport — for now
‘It diminishes our identities in many ways, and it’s historically inaccurate,’ says John Bear Mitchell, a native educator, storyteller, member of the Penobscot Nation and University of Maine lecturer of Wabanaki Studies.