The new coach of the Pirates is a worker who continues to pay his dues while climbing the pro hockey ladder.
Rachel Lenzi
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Pa. man wins Peaks to Portland Swim
James Yeomans of Bethlehem, Pa., wins the 2.-4-mile race in Casco Bay in 43 minutes, 28 seconds.
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It’s a solo swim, but he won’t be alone
Dan Routh is dedicating this year’s Peaks to Portland to a recently deceased friend and fellow adventurer.
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Pirates fans told Coyotes planning for a good team
Phoenix executives say they are happy to be in a market where hockey has a longtime tradition.
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Another step forward
Portland welcomes Phoenix in the change-is-constant world of pro hockey
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Weinrich will keep a pledge
The former Pirates assistant says he will not move his family again to stay in the Sabres’ organization.
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Portland Pirates sail under a new flag
In a news conference Monday at the Civic Center, the Portland Pirates ended a weekend of speculation by announcing they will become the Phoenix Coyotes’ new American Hockey League affiliate.
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Pirates to unveil affiliate today
CEO Brian Petrovek will name Portland’s new NHL partner, reportedly the Phoenix Coyotes.
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Girls’ Track MVP: Individual championships just a start for O’Brien
Traip Academy’s Carley O’Brien peaked as an athlete and a leader, with MVP-worthy results.
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Boys’ Track MVP: Terwilliger set the standard while running at the front
Jack Terwilliger reached a new level this year despite injuries and a lack of strong competition.