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Bo Bichette drives in five runs and Robbie Ray strikes out 13 in a 6-3 victory over Tampa Bay.

Bill Belichick has turned the reins over to a rookie quarterback, whose work ethic is impressive.

Whatever image a person conjures, it probably doesn't match the one that a quick downward scroll of the page reveals. The photos of Lisa Alcindor show a young, striking Black woman whose long lashes reach toward the front of that helmet when she has it on.

From the Chamber: Thriving during staycation in Brunswick area Maine State Music Theatre is back and more By Cory KingFrom the Chamber Share As we alluded to last week, August is vacation month for many business leaders, teachers and area employees. Though our seasonal businesses may not have a moment to spare, many other businesses do make sure their employees take some time off in August. With school coming back in-person for many families this fall, this August will likely be busier than e...

Submitted photo REGION — Formed in 2017, the Greater Franklin Food Council has a mission to foster a robust food system in Western Maine by bringing people together to ensure access to nutritious food; promote local farmers; and advocate for food-related programs and policies that strengthen our communities. The Greater Food Council is pleased to announce it has hired Deb Burd as a Program Coordinator to help advance its work. Deborah M. Burd recently retired as the Director of Grants Adminis...

Read Article FARMINGTON — Selectmen Tuesday night discussed possible uses for American Rescue Plan Act funds the town expects to receive. There are moving parts to this, Town Manager Richard Davis said. He spoke about a meeting with county commissioners earlier that day as the county will also be getting funds. Half of the town’s $819,740 allocation should arrive in August, he said. A report must be submitted in October saying the money was received and providing plans for its use, he note...

Updated July 25 Vintage cars on display in Gorham, despite the rain The Lions Club brought back its annual classic car show, dampened slightly by Sundays soggy weather. 4 of 4 A 1953 Ford Overdrive at the Gorham Lions Club 13th Annual Classic Car Show on Sunday. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer A Prohibition-era gangster car prowled the streets of Gorham on Sunday, driven by restorer Richard Pratt, who lives in town. Pratt calls his 92-year-old Franklin Model 130, with a secret compartment for l...

Insight: Wildfires exhibit wild behavior Fire tornados, fire induced windstorms and dry lightning create new challenges in bone dry western forests. By Matthew CappucciThe Washington Post Share Months remain until the peak of wildfire season in the western U.S., but hundreds of blazes have already torched more than a million acres, pouring smoke into the sky and offering an ominous warning of what’s ahead in the fall. Bone-dry conditions and anomalously high temperatures are fostering the p...

Read Article Mountain Valley Middle School Principal Ryan Casey speaks Tuesday to Regional School Unit 10 directors at Mountain Valley High School in Rumford. From left are Secretary Peggy Collette, Superintendent Deb Alden, Directors Greg Buccina of Rumford, Jerry Wiley of Buckfield, Justeen LaPointe of Roxbury, Michelle Casey of Buckfield, Charlie Maddaus of Sumner, Abbey Rice and Bill Hobson, both of Rumford, Bonnie Child of Mexico, Dan Hodge of Rumford, and Gail Parent of Hanover. Marian...

Cal Thomas: Penalty for early withdrawal What did we learn from Vietnam? Obviously nothing because we have repeated history in Afghanistan. There was no "end game," except to hold off the Taliban, an entity motivated by religious fervor that has no intention of quitting. Read Article Cal Thomas Retirement plans warn of a “penalty for early withdrawal.” Might that also apply to the withdrawal of American and NATO forces from Afghanistan? If you set aside the victory by coalition forces th...