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Maine teen seriously injured after police say he shot himself while playing with gun
SABATTUS, Maine (WGME) -- An 18-year-old suffered 'catastrophic' injuries after police say he accidentally shot himself in the face while playing with a gun in Sabattus. According to Sabattus police, the teen was playing with a gun that he believed was unloaded. At some point, officers say he held it close to his face and pulled the trigger.
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Accidental shooting causes 'catastrophic injuries' to 18-year-old
SABATTUS, ME (WGME) - An 18-year-old is hurt after police say he accidentally shot himself in the face. According to Sabattus Police, the man was playing with a pistol he believed was unloaded. At some point, officers say he held it close to his face and pulled the trigger. Police...
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Olive, Again by Elizabeth Strout
Elizabeth Strout is a fine writer, and novels such as The Burgess Boys and My Name Is Lucy Barton are very good. Still, Olive Kitteridge, her 2009 Pulitzer Prize-winning collection of interrelated stories, has an immediacy and fierceness that one finds in only the very greatest books. Sequels nearly always disappoint, and it cannot be said that Olive, Again has quite the range and power of its predecessor. Nevertheless, the book does an excellent job of revivifying the ill-tempered, truth-telling Olive and her neighbors in and around fictional Crosby, Maine.
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Owls Drop Heartbreaker to Southern Maine in LEC Final
GORHAM, Maine – The Keene State College field hockey team did quite a bit well on Saturday afternoon. They had a 15-5 edge in shots and held the University of Southern Maine to just two shots on goal. They had a 15-3 edge in penalty corners. They started fast, earning eight of the nine corners in the first quarter alone. They held USM without a shot in the fourth quarter and had seven themselves. Unfortunately for the Owls, the Huskies' lone goal in the 22nd minute proved to be the game-winner as KSC was denied a Little East Conference three-peat, falling 1-0 in the championship game at Hannaford Field.
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CMCC Women’s Cross Country Makes History with 3rd Place at USCAA Nationals
Uniontown, PA – CMCC Women's Cross Country capped off a historic season of success with a third-place finish at the United States Collegiate Athletic Association National Championships in Pennsylvania. The Mustangs were making their first appearance at the national stage after capturing the Yankee Small College Conference title in October for the first time. Crew Langley paced the squad with a strong performance that saw her earn USCAA 2nd-Team All-American honors while head coach Kevin Mitchell was named USCAA Women's Cross Country Coach of the Year.
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Cheverus, Foxcroft Academy defend state field hockey titles; Nokomis wins first since 2013
The Cheverus High School field hockey team from Portland made it four state titles in a row, Foxcroft Academy of Dover-Foxcroft made it two straight and Nokomis High of Newport won its first since 2013 on Saturday at Edward Little High in Auburn. The Stags received first-half goals from Avery Tinker and Sydney Brunelle and […]