On a day when Kevin Garnett’s number is retired, Dallas rallies for a 95-92 win.
2022
Posted inMaine colleges, Sports
Men’s basketball: Gonzaga gets No. 1 overall seed in NCAA tournament
The Bulldogs, who lost in the championship game last year, are joined as top seeds by Arizona, Kansas and Baylor.
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Posted inMaine
A new market provides hope for Maine’s organic dairy farmers
Organic Valley farmers cooperative offers more than a dozen Maine organic dairy farmers a new market for their milk after their current contracts with Horizon Organic end.
Posted inBusiness, Lewiston-Auburn, News
Photo: 7-Eleven closed, but only temporarily
Convenience store closed over the weekend to replace flooring, but no gasoline is another story.
Posted inSports
NASCAR: Briscoe breaks through for first Cup Series triumph
Chase Briscoe holds off Ross Chastain and Tyler Reddick in a battle between three winless drivers.
Posted inNews
The Week in Photos: People are getting out more
Sun Journal photographers choose their favorite photographs March 5-11, 2022.
Posted inCommunity Sports, Sports
Lewiston Baseball and Softball registration
LEWISTON — Lewiston Baseball and Softball is now accepting registrations for the upcoming season. Tee-ball, baseball, and softball programs are available for kids ages 4-16. Registration for tee-ball is $5o while baseball and softball are $100 each. There’s a $175 maximum fee per family. Sign up is available at lewistonbaseball.com The registration deadline is April […]
Posted inNation / World
Russian airstrike escalates offensive in western Ukraine
At least 35 people were killed and 134 injured after Russian missiles struck a military facility located near the Polish border, Ukrainian officials said. The site has been used by U.S. and NATO forces.
Posted inMaine
COVID-19 hospitalizations tick up in Maine but are still low
A total of 124 people with the coronavirus were hospitalized across the state on Sunday, two more than on Saturday.
Posted inOpinion
Strip malls could solve America’s housing crisis
They’re a blight on the suburban landscape. If razed and replaced with multifamily units, however, they could relieve pressure on the country’s hottest real estate markets.