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Town manager Joe Royle will hope that the fine form his side have shown in the last two away games will be in evidence at Portman Road on Saturday as his side take on Gary McAllisters Coventry City.

The state program will train and place 1,200 people who are blind or have other disabilities in jobs that pay at least minimum wage.

A roundup of new hires, promotions and achievements in the Maine business world.

Terry Butcher has a new job in Scottish football. The former Town captain has been named as part of Eric Blacks new management team at Motherwell.

NEW HIRES Maine Medical Partners announced the following new hires. Amit Sanyal, MD, has joined MaineHealth Cancer Care as senior medical director. Dr. Sanyal has practiced medical oncology for more than 20 years and recently served as the regional clinical program director for SSM Health Cancer Care in Wisconsin. He is board certified in medical […]

Black Lives Matter activist Shaun King threatened to inflict "pain" on two New York Post reporters in a series of posts to his millions of followers on Wednesday.

The $200 billion piece of legislation called the CHIPS Act is critical to fixing supply chain issues in the economy, and towns are preparing to be transformed as Senate prepares to pass the bill.

Homeward Bound: American Families in the Cold War Era by May, Elaine Tyler at AbeBooks.co.uk - ISBN 10:  0465030556 - ISBN 13:  9780465030552 - Basic Books - 1990 - Softcover

Toronto's Roy Woods has announced an August 5 release date for his forthcoming LP — and has lifted his second anticipatory single "Bad Bad"...