Brunswick valedictorian Margaret Chingos and salutatorian Sara Coughlin credit their friendship with helping them earn the top spots in their senior class.
June 2022
Posted inNew England Patriots, Sports
Patriots camp: Judon finds level of comfort in New England
With a year of the Patriot Way under his belt, Matthew Judon is the one helping others adjust during minicamp in New England.
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Posted inBusiness, Nation & World
Stocks fall as choppy trading persists on Wall Street
The big concerns on Wall Street remain rising inflation and whether the Federal Reserve’s shift to aggressively raise interest rates will help temper the impact or possibly push the economy into a recession.
Posted inSports
Biles, other women, seek more than $1 billion from FBI over Nassar
The women are suing the FBI for failing to stop the sports doctor when the agency first received allegations against him.
Posted inAmerican Journal
Westbrook tweaks voting wards following population shifts
The changes are in place but will have no impact on next week’s election or the current makeup of the City Council.
Posted inBusiness, Local & State
Roux Institute campus plans still too big for some Portland neighbors
Critics say even a slimmed-down redevelopment of the B&M Baked Beans plant is too big and includes commercial development unnecessary for the high-tech graduate school and research center.
Posted inSports
NFL notebook: Del Rio apologizes for word choice comparing Floyd protests to Capitol riots
Washington assistant coach Jack Del Rio said it was “irresponsible and negligent” to call the riot a “dust-up,” but stands by comments “condemning violence in communities across the country.”
Posted inNation & World
Interior Department phasing out plastic water bottles at national parks
Environmental groups hailed the Biden administration’s announcement, which advocates and some Democratic lawmakers have been urging for years.
Posted inSports
NHL notebook: Agent refutes report Pastrnak has problem with Bruins’ GM Sweeney
Agent JP Barry said he and his client will sit down with Bruins GM Don Sweeney in July and begin contract extension negotiations.
Posted inThe Forecaster
South Portland puts new dog rules on the books
The South Portland City Council passed an amendment to the city’s dog laws Tuesday after months of public debate and also approved wording changes to laws about public nudity. While the amendment includes roughly 20 additions and tweaks, the big ticket item revolves around when dogs are permitted at Willard Beach. The amendment allows dogs […]