March 2023 – Page 245 – The Portland Press Herald

Girls’ basketball: With MacNair leading the way, Old Orchard Beach finally gets title shot

After being denied in the Class C South tournament year after year, the Seagulls will play for the first Gold Ball in program history.

After a 21-point defeat at Thornton Academy in mid-January, the Red Riots realized they needed to change their approach.

by Staff and news service report March 4, 2023March 4, 2023

The Black Bears fall behind by 18 points in the first half and lose to UMass Lowell, 85-54.

by Associated Press March 4, 2023March 4, 2023

Buffalo picks up a crucial win in its wild-card quest and matches its 2021-22 victory total.

by Staff report March 4, 2023March 4, 2023

Bendetson, a senior, is the lone winner from Maine after beating his personal-best time by almost six seconds.

by SAM METZ Associated Press March 4, 2023

The push comes as red states work to implement restrictions after the overturning of Roe v. Wade.

by ELENA BECATOROS Associated Press March 4, 2023

The events there are being investigated as war crimes.

by HANNA ARHIROVA Associated Press March 4, 2023

Workers are assembling prefabricated materials into underground shelters using a Soviet-era design.

by JARI TANNER Associated Press March 4, 2023

Prime Minister Kaja Kallas’ standing is enhanced by her international appeals to impose sanctions on Moscow.

by AMY TAXIN Associated Press March 4, 2023

The state is struggling to dig out residents in mountain communities from as much as 10 feet of snow.