The proposal from Senate President Troy Jackson could provide up to $200,000 per year, or $2 million total, in tax credits for upgrades the team makes to the city-owned stadium.
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Bill would give Sea Dogs a tax credit of up to $1 million on Hadlock Field renovations
The upgrades, which are expected to cost $8 million to $10 million, are needed to bring the ballpark in line with Major League Baseball’s requirements for its minor league affiliates.
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Freeport 12-year-old honored as Anthem Hero at Hadlock Field
Freeport’s Nathan Bidi-Ohane was recently honored as an Anthem Hero at Portland Sea Dogs’ Hadlock Field for his courage in fighting sickle cell disease. As part of Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield’s continued commitment to supporting the prevention and treatment of cancer and the work of the Maine Children’s Cancer Program, the company has […]
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Rain delays the start of the summer rush for Maine’s seasonal businesses
Seafood and ice cream shacks, boat rides and baseball have all taken a hit from the unusually wet weather.
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Sea Dogs’ Slugger inducted into Mascot Hall of Fame
The lovable, energetic harbor seal is the first minor league sports mascot selected for induction, according to the team.
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Women blazing a path as broadcast team for Sea Dogs games
Emma Tiedemann and Rylee Pay are just the second all-female broadcasting team in professional baseball.
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Red Sox prospect Shane Drohan sharp again in Sea Dogs’ 5-2 win
The left-hander improved to 3-0, striking out eight Reading batters over six innings. His ERA after three starts is 0.53.
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It’s all fun and games at Hadlock Field, even between innings
The game is baseball and the fun includes fireworks, dogs in the park, lobster tossing, musical chairs, Star Wars, superheroes, and the return of the Sea Dogs Biscuit.
Posted inLocal & State, New England, News
Northeast drought benefits some businesses, including the Sea Dogs
The arid conditions have benefited amusement parks, minor league baseball teams, construction contractors and other businesses that need warm, dry weather to attract paying customers and get jobs completed on time.
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Our View: New Sea Dogs coach sends ‘powerful’ message
Katie Krall is one of a small but growing number of women wearing a professional baseball uniform.