Triston Casas hits a three-run home run and Boston ends a 13-game losing streak at the home of the Rays with a 7-3 win.
2023
Posted inNation & World, News
Invasive species are costing the world more than $423 billion a year
The authors of a major new U.N. report describe invasive species as a threat to human society.
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The U.S. government is eager to restore powers to keep dangerous chemicals out of extremists’ hands
When Congress returns this week, Homeland Security officials and those in the chemical industries will be watching to see if a program regulating the chemical sector will be on its agenda.
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Ancient Roman bust seized from Massachusetts museum in looting probe
The bronze bust, believed to depict the daughter of an ancient Roman emperor, was turned over to New York authorities investigating antiquities stolen from Turkey.
Posted inCross Country, Sports, Varsity Maine
Cross country: Bonny Eagle girls continue to win titles, despite changes at the top
Ryan Dyer is the program’s fourth head coach in 11 years, a span in which the Scots have won eight Class A state championships.
Posted inCross Country, Sports, Varsity Maine
Cross country: Teams to watch in southern Maine
The Bonny Eagle girls and Freeport boys are looking to extend their championship reigns.
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Cross country: Runners to watch in southern Maine
Keep your eyes on these 10 girls and 10 boys as the regional and state championship near.
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Augusta tax bills being mailed late
With the first installment of property tax payments due Sept. 14, Augusta taxpayers still have not received their bills in the mail.
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China’s Xi will skip G20 summit in India during a period of soured bilateral relations
Xi’s absence at the summit will also eliminate the possibility of an interaction with President Biden.
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Lions, tigers, taxidermy, arsenic, political squabbling and the Endangered Species Act. Oh my.
The fate of mounted animals that have long greeted visitors entering South Dakota’s largest zoo is grim after arsenic was found in the collection, creating a raging debate about whether the animals should be destroyed.