State Class A champ Noble wins title
February 2020
Posted inForecaster Sports
Super Six Poll
Our final regular season poll for boys’ hockey. These polls consider games played through Saturday, Feb. 22 and were first released on Twitter at Twitter.com/foresports Sunday. The poll includes our core coverage area (coastal Cumberland County from Cape Elizabeth to Freeport) and is based solely on my opinion. Boys’ hockey 1) Greely 2) Cheverus 3) […]
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Posted inTimes Record, Times Record Sports
Bowdoin men’s hockey earns 2 weekend wins
Polar Bears to play in NESCAC postseason.
Posted inLocal & State
Extensive search fails to find missing man in Owls Head
Thomas Hackett, 29, of Pennsylvania parked his vehicle at a home on Hendrickson Point Road and footprints led to the water’s edge, authorities say.
Posted inNation & World
Italy cancels Venice Carnival as it rushes to contain Europe’s first major virus outbreak
Authorities announced they are shutting down Venice’s famed Carnival events in a bid to stop the spread of the novel virus, as numbers of infected persons in the country have soared to at least 152.
Posted inAmerican Journal
Police Blizzard Bash brings fun to Brown Street
Crafts, snacks and snowshoes are part of a community building event hosted by the Westbrook Police Department.
Posted inForecaster Sports
SP boys suffer agonizing OT loss to TA in regional final
Red Riots fall for first time all season, 61-55.
Posted inLocal & State, Uncategorized
Maine proposal to help homeless students graduate moves on
A proposal designed to improve high school graduation rates in Maine for students who are homeless or in foster care has received the approval of a legislative committee.
Posted inLocal & State, Uncategorized
Bill to let people rescue pets from cars goes to the dogs
The measure proposed changing the law so that a person acting in good faith who removed an animal from a vehicle would be immune to criminal or civil liability.
Posted inLocal & State, Uncategorized
Maine gets fed grant for substance abuse and job training
The federal government has provided more than $6.2 million to Maine to help people affected by substance use disorders.