It won’t be an easy job. Get ready to take the blame when the bullpen blows a lead or when the bats go silent.
2020
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, Local Sports, Sports
Joey Gamache makes rounds training elite boxers, including lightweight champ Teofimo Lopez
The former world champ from Lewiston spent four-and-a-half years training top-shelf boxers throughout Europe. He was recently in the corner for Lopez’s big title victory over Vasiliy Lomachenko.
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Posted inLewiston-Auburn, Maine Crime, News
Oxford County arrest log
• Larry P. Cunnington, 35, of 206 Main St., Norway, on a charge of failure to appear after bailed, 8:57 p.m. Friday at that address by Norway Police Department. • Zachary O. Downs, 27, of 339 West Bethel, Bethel, on two charges of failure to appear after bailed, 6:26 a.m. Sunday by Oxford Police Department. […]
Posted inNews, River Valley
Dixfield to vote Nov. 3 on police services, firetruck
The decision will be between the Sheriff’s Office or reestablishing a police department.
Posted inNew England Patriots, Sports
Latest loss reveals just how deep Patriots’ problems run
New England’s third straight loss was the result of a bad defense and a poor performance by quarterback Cam Newton.
Posted inNews
Navy analysts: Competing shipyard’s loss isn’t BIW’s gain
Bad news for Huntington Ingalls, the only other shipyard that makes Arleigh Burke-class destroyers for the Navy, doesn’t mean the Navy will be more inclined to give BIW future contracts to build ships, according to Navy analysts.
Posted inBusiness, Maine
As new deadline approaches, employers take issue with emergency grant program
Confusing application language and requirements may have sunk chances for some struggling small businesses and nonprofits to get assistance in the state program’s first phase.
Posted inBusiness
Maine officials hunt for ash trees sold at Lowe’s
The trees may contain the invasive Emerald ash borer
Posted inElection 2020, Elections, Maine, Politics
In 1984, a Mainer cast the first-ever vote for Joe Biden for president
Keron Kerr said Monday she alone backed him at the Democratic convention because he wowed with his speech, his thinking and his smile.