Neither the Cardinals or Dodgers expected to be in the wild-card game, but here they are with a matchup of veteran pitchers battling for a spot in the NLDS.
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Arizona ordered to stop using federal COVID money for anti-mask grants
The state is one of at least eight that have bans on mask requirements in public schools.
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Girls’ soccer: Yarmouth rallies from two-goal deficit to snap Cape Elizabeth’s win streak at 32
Grace Lestage’s goal with six minutes left helps Yarmouth rally from a 2-0 deficit to knock off Cape Elizabeth, which had not lost in more than two years.
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Questions amid Hurricane Ida’s destruction: Stay? Move? How far?
People in south Louisiana are debating whether they want to relocate.
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Rich countries fall $10 billion short in climate finance pledges
They are seeking to reach or even exceed the $100 billion goal in 2022.
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College roundup: Bowdoin starts fast for field hockey win over Colby
Manveer Sandhu has three goals as the Polar Bears beat the Mules, 5-2.
Posted inSports, Times Record Sports, Varsity Maine
Local roundup: Morse girls soccer edges Lincoln in overtime
WALDOBORO — Edie McKay scored with 3:36 left in the second overtime off a pass from Kaylee Creamer and the Morse girls soccer team edged Lincoln Academy 2-1 on Tuesday Shay Brochu also scored for the Shipbuilders. BRUNSWICK 5, LEWISTON 0: Mia Klimash and Alexis Morin each scored two goals as the Dragons prevailed in Lewiston. […]
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Monday’s high school roundup: Scarborough blanks Thornton Academy
Field hockey: The Red Storm score in the second and in the fourth and beat the Trojans, 2-0.
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Despite vaccines, school openings, some parents still agonize
Over 5.5 million children in the U.S. have tested positive for COVID-19 and millions of women have left the workforce over the burden of balancing child care and a job.
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Missouri man executed for killing 3 workers in 1994 robbery
The state moves ahead despite his attorney’s claims that doing so would violate the 8th Amendment, which prohibits executing intellectually disabled people.