Most area high school teams have played around one-third of their season so far, and several squads have begun to show where they might end up as the season progresses. A lot can happen between now and the end of October, when the games become tougher, the warm, humid summer temperatures begin to shift into […]
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High School roundups: Lisbon reels off 3rd straight win, downs Carrabec, 9-0
LISBON – The Lisbon High School boys soccer team jumped out to a 6-0 halftime lead and never looked back in a 9-0 Mountain Valley Conference win over Carrabec on Tuesday. After dropping their first three games, the Greyhounds have reeled off three straight wins for a 3-3 record. The Cobras fell to 0-6. Jack […]
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Cape Elizabeth pulls away for win over Freeport
The Freeport High School girls soccer team is looking to join the ranks of the elite. Cape Elizabeth is already there and nearly halfway through the regular season, the Capers have lived up to preseason billing as the favorite in Class B South. The Falcons hung with Cape Elizabeth for 40 minutes at Hannaford Field […]
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Falcons suffer first loss
Cape Elizabeth’s boys soccer team has gone toe-to-toe with the best teams in Class B South this season and when the Capers can put the ball in the goal, they’re close to unstoppable. Monday evening at Hannaford Field, Cape Elizabeth High School welcomed another top contender in the region, Freeport, and the Capers proved that […]
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Dragons slay Messalonskee, 50-12
Dom Bromiley and Nate Girardin each rushed for two touchdowns to lead the Brunswick High School football team to a 50-12 Class B North victory over Messalonskee on Friday at Colby College. The Dragons (2-1) scored first on a 25-yard TD run from Bromiley and a 34-yard touchdown run from Mitch Lienert for a 14-0 […]
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Another View: Overuse of psychiatric meds may be part of the problem
Americans don’t have more mental illnesses, but are much more likely to be treated with drugs.
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Fight looms in Senate over reform of filibuster
Maine’s Susan Collins and independent newcomer Angus King could be on opposite sides of the issue.
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