Dan Foley, who has run in each of the 10K races since it started in 1998, doesn’t let this year’s cancellation get in his way.
July 2020
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Cardinals-Brewers postponed with two positive tests in the St. Louis traveling party
There are now six teams that will not play on Friday as MLB scrambles with its schedule just nine days into the 67-day, 60-game season.
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In Canada, hockey’s return is a partial sign of normalcy during precarious times
Long viewed as part of a national identity, the sport is attempting to stage a postseason in the safest place it could find. But not all Canadians are thrilled.
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Is it even worth trying to pull off a college football season?
Paul Newberry: The reduced, bubble-like schedules are effectively a Hail Mary to save a season that, frankly, may not be worth saving at this point.
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NFL notebook: Ex-Giants coach Coughlin recovering from broken ribs, punctured lung after bike accident
Tom Coughlin, 73, also needed stitches in his head and is looking at a four- to six-week recovery.
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U.S. Tennis Association says it’s still making preparations to hold U.S. Open
The U.S. Open is scheduled to run Aug. 31 to Sept. 13, and as officials move forward it’s still unclear how many top players will travel to New York.
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Tabers Mini Golf Monday Night League
Just past the halfway point of the Tabers Lakeside Stand and Golf Center Monday Night League, there have been five different winners across two divisions as the number of mini golfers of all ages and abilities continues to grow. In Week 4 action on July 27, Dan Brochu and Ken Daigle were the co-winners of […]
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State-wide green designation makes administrators cautiously optimistic some high school fall sports can be played
Decision to play sports rests in the hands of superintendents after state Department of Education clears way for schools to hold in-person instruction.
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Bill would let Maine restaurants sell alcohol to go until 2022
The bill’s sponsor, Sen. Louie Luchini, said an emergency order by Gov. Janet Mills that allows restaurants to sell booze to go has been key to their survival during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Auto racing notes: Johnny Clark returns to PASS victory lane for first time in four years
Six-time series champion said he stopped looking for “magic wand.” Also, fans returning to Oxford Plains Speedway and Wiscasset Speedway this weekend.