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June 21, 2010

Program to rescue dropouts a keeper

The first Amnesty Day attracted 16 people and likely will be tried again to help increase graduation rates in Portland.
Published
June 20, 2010

Worms and beetles hit some blueberry fields

Most of the damage is in Washington County.
Published
June 18, 2010

Down The Road A Piece – Just don't call me gibbous
Published
June 17, 2010

High school regional championship results and state championship game schedules
Published
June 11, 2010

Lobster panel could impose five-year ban

BOSTON – Lobstermen in southern New England face a five-year fishing ban because biologists have told regulators that the drastic step is needed to save the depleted stock. The Lobster Technical Committee of the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission acknowledged such a moratorium’s “catastrophic effects” on lobstermen, but said it is needed to rebuild the […]

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Published
June 11, 2010

Stuck for days, man tries to cut off arm

HARTFORD, Conn. – Jonathan Metz had been trapped for two days in his basement with his left arm stuck in a broken furnace. Smelling rotting flesh, he decided that amputation was his only hope. So the 31-year-old fashioned a tourniquet near his shoulder and began cutting. He made it almost all the way through, but […]
Published
June 11, 2010

Skowhegan posts a shutout to oust Eagles from regional

SKOWHEGAN – Becca McCarty threw three pitches in the first inning and recorded three outs. She worked a little harder the rest of the game, but it didn’t matter. McCarty, a senior pitcher for Skowhegan, needed just 66 pitches to shut out Mt. Ararat 8-0 Thursday in an Eastern Class A softball quarterfinal. “That’s kind […]
Published
June 11, 2010

A benchmark win for the Celts

Glen Davis leads a remarkable fourth-quarter surge by the reserves that evens the NBA finals.
Published
June 10, 2010

Windham Summerfest 2010
Published
June 10, 2010

Windham Summerfest 2010