BIDDEFORD — Administrators at Biddeford High School have announced outstanding academic performers achieving Honor Roll status for Term 4 of the 2018-2019 school year. SENIORS High Honors Madison Arnold, Margaret Behen, Hannah Bisson, Andrea Carpenter, Aviry Chandler, Trevor Dube, Alyssa Landry, Grace Laverriere, Grace Martin, Patricia Martin, Karla Mendoza Yanes, Gabrielle Millett, Samuel Paul, Jared Pierce, […]
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Devers hits solo shot, drives in 4; Red Sox beat Jays 5-4
BOSTON — Red Sox manager Alex Cora went to reliever Brandon Workman in the eighth inning and knew what his options were for his beleaguered bullpen when things got tight in the ninth. “It’s either him or him,” said Cora after Workman threw 45 pitches and got out of a jam each inning as Boston […]
Kemba Walker, Enes Kanter join Celtics
BOSTON — Enes Kanter took a playful swipe at him. Kemba Walker will try to replace him. Kyrie Irving is no longer with the Celtics, but his brief flameout in Boston is still on the minds of fans in the city and even, apparently, players who have yet to play a minute for the team. […]
Price, Eckersley feuding again
BOSTON — David Price ignited an old feud Wednesday with Red Sox TV analyst Dennis Eckersley after the Hall of Fame pitcher commented about a confrontation between the men in a story by The Boston Globe this week. Two years ago, Price confronted Eckersley on a team flight after Eckersley was critical of a player’s […]
SteepleCats power past Mainers at Goodall Park
SANFORD — With the Mainers sitting 6.5 games back of a playoff spot with 12 games to play, Sanford’s mantra has been “one game at a time.” But, after a 9-3 loss to the North Adams SteepleCats Wednesday night at Goodall Park in Sanford, time is starting to run out. Matthew Koperniak homered and hit […]
Local football standouts prepare for 30th Lobster Bowl Classic
DOVER-FOXCROFT — For many players, the 30th Maine Shrine Lobster Bowl Classic presents a final opportunity to wear a high school jersey one last time before trading the fabric for a college uniform. For Biddeford’s Carter Edgerton, Saturday’s all-star game at Thornton Academy’s Hill Stadium represents the final chance he’ll have to represent Tiger Pride […]
Pumpsie Green, 1st black player on Boston Red Sox, dies
BOSTON — Former Boston Red Sox infielder Elijah “Pumpsie” Green, the first black player on the last major league team to field one, has died. He was 85. A Red Sox spokesman confirmed the death Wednesday night, and the team observed a moment of silence before its game against the Toronto Blue Jays. Green, who […]
TC Hafford Basement Systems opens new administrative office in Wells
WELLS — The Wells Chamber of Commerce and Wells Town Officials were on hand for a ribbon-cutting ceremony for TC Hafford Basement System’s new administrative offices earlier this month in Wells. Located at 12 Homestead Drive (just off Route 109), the administrative offices were necessary to accommodate the staffing increase experienced by TC Hafford over […]
Harold Pease: Why the ‘Dependent Class’ should fear socialism
As government controls more portions of the economy, democracy transcends to socialism. Sometime in this transition democracy ceases to be democracy although the term continues to be used, and no-one can identify that moment when it is too late to pull free. So why should the dependent class, defined as the approximately 47 percent who […]
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