Kutter Crawford leaves with a 3-0 lead, but Seattle scores two in the sixth and four in the seventh for a 6-3 win.
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Posted inCops & Courts, Maine, News
Police swarm house in Sanford looking for evidence in string of burglaries
There was a heavy police presence at a residence on New Dam Road for most of the day Wednesday, but no one was arrested.
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How the Red Sox reacted to Bloom’s inactive trade deadline
“They didn’t sell, they didn’t buy,” says closer Kenley Jansen. “At the end of the day, the team is still the same and we’ve just got to believe in who we are.”
Posted inNew England Patriots, Sports
Patriots notebook: ‘We never see the same thing twice. It’s a lot of variety’
New offensive coordinator Bill O’Brien is helping both the offense and defense in training camp.
Posted inBusiness, Nation & World, News
Credit downgrade shocks Biden aides, as more debt fights loom
Many experts say long-term federal debt – now more than $31 trillion – looms as a threat to U.S. fiscal health.
Posted inMaine
Dump truck hits and kills pedestrian in Saco
Kimberley Lavin, 56, of Saco, was struck near the intersection of Main and Water streets Wednesday afternoon.
Posted inCops & Courts, Maine
Georgia man who recruited Maine homeless men to cash bad checks is sentenced
Mantavious Jones of Atlanta was sentenced Wednesday to 16 months in federal prison on a charge of conspiracy to commit bank fraud.
Posted inSports
Jets tackle Mekhi Becton eager to return to field
Becton starred as a rookie in 2020 but missed most of 2021 and all of 2022 because of a knee injury that required two surgeries.
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Golf: Stromick, Weeks prevail down stretch at Maine Junior Championships
Austin Stromick, a Brunswick High graduate, beats Jack Quinn in a playoff for the boys’ title, while former Greely High standout Ruth Weeks outlasts Jade Haylock to win the girls’ championship.
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China drug-price negotiations offers glimpse into future for companies in U.S.
China has been more receptive to less expensive follow-on copies at least in the PD-1 market, with more than a dozen surfacing over the past six years.