About 50,000 participants are predicted to turn out in the District of Columbia Saturday for the second March For Our Lives rally.
June 2022
Posted inNation & World, Politics
Repeatedly told he lost, Trump refused to let go, Capitol panel says
When the committee meets again Monday, it will delve into its findings that Trump and his advisers knew early on that he had lost the election but engaged in a ‘massive effort’ to spread false information to convince the public otherwise.
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Posted inSoftball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Softball: No. 2 Biddeford covers all the bases in 6-0 win against No. 10 South Portland
The defending regional champions get championship-level pitching, defense and hitting and advance to the Class A South semifinals.
Posted inBaseball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Baseball: Cape Elizabeth shuts out Yarmouth, 5-0
Colin Smith pitches a three-hitter to help send the fifth-seeded Capers to the Class B South semifinals.
Posted inNation & World
Judge blocks Texas from investigating families of trans youth
The temporary restraining order halts investigations against three families who challenged a directive by Gov. Greg Abbott.
Posted inSports
NHL notebook: Lightning know dispatching resilient Rangers is no easy task
Tampa Bay is one win away from a third straight trip to the Stanley Cup Finals, but New York has shown the ability to prevail in must-win situations in the playoffs.
Posted inLocal & State, Uncategorized
Vandals deface scenic vista in Cape Elizabeth
The graffiti covers the ocean side of the rocky ledges of Dyer Point near Two Lights and Cape Elizabeth Light.
Posted inLocal & State, Uncategorized
State police reorganizing, adding personnel and an overnight shift
The changes are the result of funding for additional police personnel.
Posted inSports
MLB roundup: Red Sox send Whitlock to IL, call up Refsnyder from WooSox
Boston starting pitcher Garrett Whitlock is on the 10-day injured list with right hip inflammation, while Rob Refsynder is promoted and was set to start Friday in Seattle
Posted inBusiness, Nation & World
Stocks dive to another losing week as inflation worsens
One of the fears among investors is that food and fuel costs may keep surging, regardless of how aggressively the Fed moves.