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Rookie Houck pitches Red Sox to 8-2 rout of Braves
The right-hander (3-0) surrendered his first earned run in three big league starts but thoroughly stifled baseball’s most explosive offense.
Posted inNews
Youth activists lead 250 protesters and 1 brass band in Portland rally for Breonna Taylor
Roughly 250 supporters rallied outside the Portland police station before coursing through Congress Street and delivering poems and speeches at City Hall Saturday evening.
Posted inNews
Sept. 26 update: The latest on the coronavirus and Maine
The latest on the coronavirus and Maine.
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Despite squabbling, Portland police confirm contact with organizers of Saturday’s planned rally
Organizers and police disagreed on whether contact had been made and when.
Posted inBangor
Man killed in accident on I-95 off-ramp in Bangor
Maine State Police, who are investigating the accident, have not yet released the man’s name.
Posted inBangor Metro
How to start a podcast
While many people are starting podcasts, it’s important to note that it’s not easy.
Posted inHigh School Sports
Ingalls’ goal with five seconds left lifts Schenck boys past Lee
High School Roundup Friday’s Results Boys Soccer Schenck 3, Lee Acad. 2 Schenck (1-0) goals: Ryan Ingalls (5 seconds left), Kaden Hannan 2; goalie: Tyrone Davis 13 saves, 17 shots; […]
Posted inBDN Maine
MDI Science Café — Pond life: Under the Ice from Winter into Spring
Do you ever wonder what hides under the ice of a frozen Maine pond? Have you ever witnessed close up the springtime explosion of amphibian life that follows winter? Join […]
Posted inEditorials
Maine needs to learn from avoidable failures in state’s largest outbreak
“The Big Moose Inn, Maplecrest nursing home and York County Jail are linked by glaring and consequential failures to follow government rules and guidance,” the BDN Editorial Board writes.
Posted inNational Business
Pfizer urged to wait for November to seek vaccine authorization
More than 60 researchers said Pfizer’s clinical trial needs to monitor participants for at least two months after they received the second dose.
Posted inNational Politics
Trump expected to announce conservative Amy Coney Barrett for court
The staunch conservative’s 2017 appeals court confirmation on a party-line vote included allegations that Democrats were attacking her Catholic faith.
Posted inBDN Maine
Decades-old harvest supper tradition continues in Lincoln on Oct. 1
LINCOLN — Tickets are now on sale for the 2020 Harvest Supper on Thursday, Oct. 1 from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus Hall on Route 2 […]
Posted inBDN Maine
MTUG ‘ExecTech’ Webinar No. 1: ‘Hack the Ship’ co-sponsored with Pierce Atwood & Thomas College
Please join Maine Technology Users Group from 11 a.m. to noon on Wednesday, Sept. 30 for one of our top workshop proposals of the 2020 Season: “HACK the SHIP: An […]
Posted inContributors
Why profiteering on COVID drugs hurts small businesses like mine
“A crisis like this reminds us that we are only as healthy as the least healthy person amongst us,” Doug Fuss writes.
Posted inNews
28 new coronavirus cases have been reported in Maine
Saturday’s report brings the total number of coronavirus cases in Maine to 5,260.
Posted inPolitics
How Maine’s members of Congress voted this week
Along with the week’s roll call votes, the House also passed the Fallen Journalists Memorial Act, among others.
Posted inNation
Reporter arrested after deputies’ shooting won’t be charged
Josie Huang, a journalist for NPR affiliate KPCC and a former reporter for the Portland Press Herald, was slammed to the ground by deputies and accused of interfering with the arrest of a protester.
Posted inHigh School Sports
The thrill of high school soccer competition prevails despite COVID-19 precautions
The game was highly competitive and both teams used a lot of players.
Posted inContributors
Breonna Taylor decision sends message that property is more important than Black lives
“The message sent by the decision in the Breonna Taylor case: Property, an inanimate object, is more important than a Black life,” Andrea K. McDaniels writes.
