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Maine Nordiques’ winning streak broken by Philadelphia Rebels – The Rink Live
The Maine Nordiques have enjoyed a great period of success and ahead of the game against the Philadelphia Rebels, Maine was on a run of eight straight wins.
But, Friday’s game on Jan. 23, 2025, at The Colisee finished 5-2 and the winning streak was ended.
The visiting team took the lead halfway through the first period, with a goal from
Billy Sheridan
.
Jared Coccimiglio
and
Ryan Bunting
assisted.
The Rebels made it 2-0 late in the first when Joe Stauber scored, assisted by Luke Janviriya.
The Nordiques narrowed the gap to 2-1 early in the second period when
Aiden Farro
scored, assisted by
Ethan Wongus
and
Damon Myers
.
The Nordiques made it 2-2 with a goal from
Michael Stenberg
.
Ruslan Jamaldinov
took the lead with a goal early in the third period, assisted by
Caesar Bjork
and Drew Belleson.
Brayton Frick
also increased the lead to 4-2 with a goal seven minutes later.
Ryan Bunting then made it 5-2 with a goal one minute later, assisted by Billy Sheridan and Jared Coccimiglio.
Next up:
The teams now have the chance to fine-tune their tactics, as they play each other again in the next matchup on Saturday, Jan. 25, 2025 at 6 p.m. CST at The Colisee.
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The Maine Immigrants’ Rights Coalition says over the past two weeks its immigrant defense hotline has seen an uptick in reported ICE detentions.
They say this corresponds with a national shift in ICE activity, including bids for local businesses to cooperate with ICE.
In Maine, the arrests follow a broader trend of targeting Black and brown immigrants, including people navigating immigration proceedings.
The coalition, which represents more than 100 organizations, says it’s ready to protect civil and human rights and is urging immigrants to prepare themselves and their families.
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They suggest having the defense hotline ready in case you witness ICE activity, making sure you have important personal documents in case of detention, and reviewing rights around judicial warrants in private spaces, like your home or workplace.
It wouldn’t be Mother’s Day without a stop at the florist.
According to Fox Business, about 154 million flowers are sold during the week of Mother’s Day. So it’s safe to say it was a busy day for stores like Estabrook’s Maine Garden Center and Nursery.
Plenty of families stopped by to pick out flowers on Sunday, looking to choose the perfect bouquet for their moms.
“I think Mother’s Day is tradition, you know, and so it’s great to see families here. We have a lot of new families that have come today for the first time with their young children and their mother. Watching the young kids and seeing how excited they are—their eyes light up at all the beautiful flowers,” Tom Estabrook, president of Estabrook’s, said.
Estabrook says Mother’s Day tends to be a great kickoff to the spring season.
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