Maine
Big fourth inning sparks Maine-Endwell to Section 4 Class A baseball title
A five-run fourth inning helped Maine-Endwell rally for an 8-6 victory over Owego Free Academy in the deciding game of the Section 4 Class A baseball tournament Saturday at M-E.
Owego forced Saturday’s contest with an 11-1 win Friday, the Spartans’ first loss in the double-elimination tournament.
Liam Hadfield picked up the win Saturday. He went 6 1/3 innings and gave up four runs (three earned) on eight hits. He struck out five and walked five.
Owego scored three runs in the seventh inning before Preston Nezelek recorded a title-clinching strikeout with the bases loaded.
Ben Rollison was 3-for-4 with two doubles and two RBIs for Owego, which was looking to add a sectional title to its Southern Tier Athletic Conference championship.
Jack Hennessey hit a two-run double in the fourth to give M-E a 4-3 edge after Owego took a 3-1 advantage into the inning. Austyn Nyschot (2-for-4) followed with a two-run single.
The Spartans added two more runs in the third and two in the sixth to lead lead 8-3.
More: HS Baseball: Deposit-Hancock, Oneonta, Unatego/Franklin win Section 4 titles
Up Next
Maine-Endwell (18-5) will take on the Section 1 champion in a sub-regional at 6 p.m. May 30 at SUNY Purchase. If the Spartans win, they play the Section 1 champ at 4 p.m. June 1 at Union-Endicott in the regional final.
Maine
Northern lights could be visible in Maine on Christmas night. How to look for them
Time lapse video: Northern lights near Milwaukee, Wisconsin
See a time lapse video of the northern lights dance across the sky north of Milwaukee, Wisconsin in Bayside on Thursday night.
Parts of the United States could be in for a magical Christmas sight: The Northern Lights.
Alaska and the northern Midwest states have the best chance of getting a glimpse of the dazzling sights, but the northern most reaches of New England may see it too, according to the NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center. Based on maps they released, Maine has the best chance of seeing it tonight.
It’s possible more New England states will get a view of the Northern Lights, also known as aurora borealis, tomorrow night when the view line dips down into Vermont and New Hampshire.
Map of where Northern Lights may be visible on Christmas 2024
Map: Where Northern Lights may be visible tomorrow
Christmas won’t be the only shot at seeing the Northern Lights from this storm. NOAA is predicting a broader swath will be able to see the Northern Lights tomorrow night, including parts of New Hampshire and Vermont.
How to see the northern lights
The best time to see an aurora is when it’s dark out, usually between an hour or two of midnight, according to NOAA. Officials recommend getting away from city lights and sticking to lower latitudes.
“There may be aurora in the evening and morning but it is usually not as active and therefore, not as visually appealing,” NOAA said.
Where to check the northern lights forecast
To track the latest northern lights forecast, check out these websites:
Are the northern lights dangerous?
The solar storms that cause the northern lights can affect technology by inducing extra currents in the ground that can degrade power grid operations, according to NOAA.
Maine
Funeral home to hold visitation for Maine singer-songwriter
DOVER-FOXCROFT, Maine (WABI) – Visitation for a popular Maine singer and songwriter who died earlier this month will be held in Dover-Foxcroft next week.
Lary Funeral Home announced that visitation for David Mallett, a Piscataquis County native, will be held Monday, December 30th from 4PM to 7PM.
Mallet died at the age of 73 on December 17th after battling cancer.
The funeral homes announcement said that family, friends, and the local community are invited.
Mallett began his music career at the age of 11 when he started singing in a folk duo with his older brother, Neil.
He started writing his own songs while studying acting at the University of Maine.
His most well-known song was “The Garden Song” which was recorded by Peter, Paul, and Mary, John Denver, Pete Seeger, and The Muppets.
Mallett lived most of his life in Sebec.
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Maine
Snowfall totals in Maine range from a dusting to 5 inches Tuesday morning
Parts of Maine were reporting a snowy Christmas on Tuesday.
As of 11:30 a.m., the National Weather Service said 6 inches of snow had fallen in Rangeley, 5 inches in Madrid, 1 inch in Freeport, 3 inches in Lewiston and as many as 8 inches in nearby Jackson, New Hampshire.
Portland received only a dusting of snow.
Jon Palmer, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Gray, said forecasters expected precipitation to slow down in inland areas through Tuesday morning but said snowfall would continue up and down the coast with 1-3 inches expected from Portland through the Midcoast.
Palmer said Christmas Day would be “a pretty nice day” in Maine.
He said the day would start off mostly clear with some clouds building in the middle of the day all around the state. Temperatures are expected to be in the low 30s.
The forecast is expected to stay until Sunday, when 1 to 2 inches of rain will likely fall around the state. Although, he said, there could still be snow in the White Mountains.
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