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Pitching talent makes for a balanced playoff field in Class A South, while York and Cape Elizabeth eye runs in Class B South.

As playoffs near, games take on more meaning, intensity.

City council members voted 6-1 in support of amending the ordinance. Author: Emily Oliver Updated: 11:34 PM EDT June 14, 2021 HILLIARD, Ohio — Hilliard City Council members voted in favor of expanding a non-discrimination ordinance to include protection for members of the LGBTQ+ community on Monday.  City council members voted 6-1 in support of amending the ordinance.  Currently, Ohio law bans employers, landlords, and those providing public accommodations from discriminating against people based on race, sex, or disability, but does not prohibit discrimina...

Updated June 10 Area roundup: Mt. Abram’s Hunter Warren no-hits Sacopee Valley in quarterfinals Roadrunners ace fans eight and drives in a run. Plus more baseball, softball and lacrosse postseason recaps from Thursday. Staff Reports Read Article SALEM — Hunter Warren pitched a no-hitter for third-seeded Mt. Abram (14-3) in its 2-0 victory over Sacopee Valley (12-6) in the Class C South baseball quarterfinals Thursday. Warren struck out eighth batters. He also drove in a run. MONMOUTH 18, MARANACOOK 9: Matt Marquis had four hits, including a double, to lead the second-seeded Mustangs to...

Apr 24, 2021 Matt has lived in Japan for more than 20 years and is currently undergoing treatment for cancer in Tokyo, which requires him to visit a hospital from time to time. In the middle of a pandemic, however, hospitals aren’t always the safest of places. Matt, who has asked to be referred to by his given name for privacy reasons related to his health situation, says he’d feel less anxious overall if he could receive a COVID-19 vaccination, but doubts the opportunity will come within the next few months. That’s not him being pessimistic, his surgeon told him as much direct...