High school notebook: Injured Geyer moves from Cony lineup to coaching role
Poli takes over Lawrence girls lacrosse two years after graduation; Carrabec, Madison baseball back to playing on their own.
Cony’s Riley Geyer throws a pitch against a Gardiner batter during the 2019 season in Gardiner.
Kennebec Journal photo by Joe Phelan
For Riley Geyer, the season was over before it began.
Expected to be one of the top hitters and pitchers for Cony this spring, Geyer saw his senior baseball season dashed due to a torn ACL that occurred during football workouts back in December.
Instead, Geyer has taken on a new role with the Rams, serving as an assistant coach while he recovers.
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Capitol police officer to lie in honor at rotunda April 13
The 18-year U.S. Capitol Police veteran killed last week in the line of duty is being remembered as a man with a sense of humor who loved baseball and golf and was most proud of being a father of two children
By KEVIN FREKING Associated Press
April 6, 2021, 5:03 PM
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This image provided by the U.S. Capitol Police shows U.S. Capitol Police officer William “Billy” Evans, an 18-year veteran who was a member of the department s first responders unit. Evans was killed Friday, April 2, 2021, after a man rammed a car into two officers at a barricade outside the U.S. Capitol and then emerged wielding a knife. (U.S. Capitol Police via AP)
William ‘Billy’ Evans, Capitol police officer killed, remembered as Western Massachusetts native who loved the Boston Red Sox and being a dad
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Today 7:09 AM
This image provided by the U.S. Capitol Police shows U.S. Capitol Police officer William “Billy” Evans, an 18-year veteran who was a member of the department s first responders unit. (U.S. Capitol Police via AP)AP
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By Kevin Freking | The Associated Press
The 18-year U.S. Capitol Police veteran killed in the line of duty is being remembered as a man with a sense of humor who loved baseball and golf and was most proud of one particular title: Dad.
Capitol Police Officer to lie in honor in US Capitol Rotunda
William “Billy” Evans grew up in Massachusetts and became a U.S. Capitol Police officer shortly after graduating college. Author: KEVIN FREKING (Associated Press) Published: 10:33 AM EDT April 6, 2021 Updated: 10:34 AM EDT April 6, 2021
WASHINGTON The 18-year U.S. Capitol Police veteran killed in the line of duty is being remembered as a man with a sense of humor who loved baseball and golf and was most proud of one particular title: Dad.
William “Billy” Evans, 41, was killed Friday when a vehicle rammed into Evans and another officer at a barricade just 100 yards from the Capitol. The driver, Noah Green, 25, came out of the car with a knife and was shot to death by police, officials said. Investigators believe Green had been delusional and increasingly having suicidal thoughts. Capitol Police released few personal details about Evans, saying his family had