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The University of Maine held a ground-breaking ceremony for its new outdoor track, soccer and basketball facilities on Saturday. The new soccer facility and outdoor track should be ready sometime next October while the multi-purpose Morse Arena, which will be home to the two basketball programs, has a target date of the 2027-28 season, according to University of Maine Athletic Director Jude Killy. A $170 million gift from the Harold Alfond Foundation for facilities upgrades and other multi-million dollar donations are paying for the construction. New Balance Athletics donated $7 million toward the track and soccer field and Phil and Susan Morse provided a $10 million commitment for the multi-purpose arena. Killy said construction on the track and soccer fields is expected to begin right after Thanksgiving and the entire project will cost “a little bit north of $20 million.” The track will not circle the soccer field. They will be separate venues with the soccer field oriented north and south behind Mahaney Diamond while the track will run east to west behind the field hockey facility, according to Killy. “We hope to have the track operational in some capacity next fall and be ready for the spring of 2026 and we are shooting for the soccer field to be ready in October but I have no idea whether it will be Oct. 1 or Oct. 30,” said Killy. “We’d like to play as many home games as possible.” The reigning two-time America East women’s soccer championship team has been playing on Mahaney Diamond for several years. It will have a press box, scoreboard, lights and seating for 500 which include chairback and bleacher seats. A new field hockey facility and softball complex have already been built in the past three years with money from the Harold Alfond Foundation gift. The Morse Arena should be ready during the 2027-28 season but Killy said he would love to see it be open for the start of the campaign. Both basketball teams currently play in the antiquated Memorial Gym, which was built in 1933. Killy said the new arena will cost in the vicinity of $80 million and will seat approximately 2,500. “We are currently in the schematic design phase for the arena,” said Killy. Killy noted that the $45 million renovation to Alfond Arena has been going along well and he is hoping that will be completed by the end of the 2025 calendar year. Killy said he feels grateful to all the donors who have come forward to improve the facilities at UMaine and to UMaine System Chancellor Dannel Malloy and President Joan Ferrini-Mundy and the UMaine Board of Trustees for their support. “Everybody is aligned about what we want from athletics and how it can help the university,” said Killy. “I feel really fortunate to have them believe in us and support us.”AI Is the Black Mirror - Nautilus
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EDMONTON - A commercial food processing company is facing 26 charges after an Edmonton worker became trapped in a smokehouse and died. Read this article for free: Already have an account? To continue reading, please subscribe: * EDMONTON - A commercial food processing company is facing 26 charges after an Edmonton worker became trapped in a smokehouse and died. Read unlimited articles for free today: Already have an account? EDMONTON – A commercial food processing company is facing 26 charges after an Edmonton worker became trapped in a smokehouse and died. Ontario-based Sofina Foods Inc. is charged with offences under Alberta health and safety laws. The province says the facility supervisor had gone to check the temperature of the smokehouse in March 2023 and was trapped inside. The employee was found by a co-worker and later died due to heat exposure. It’s alleged the company failed to ensure the smokehouse was well maintained and not a risk for staff. Sofina Foods says in a statement it has co-operated fully with the provincial investigation and called the death a “deeply saddening accident.” Winnipeg Jets Game Days On Winnipeg Jets game days, hockey writers Mike McIntyre and Ken Wiebe send news, notes and quotes from the morning skate, as well as injury updates and lineup decisions. Arrives a few hours prior to puck drop. “Our people are the heart of our business, and our plant superintendent, Samir, was an important part of our Sofina family,” said the statement Monday. “His passing profoundly affected his family, our team, and our community. We continue to be concerned for them and their well-being.” Smokehouses are used to process and preserve meat. The company said that because the matter is before the courts, it would not be commenting further at this time. This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 25, 2024. Advertisement
The International Space Station in orbit around Earth. Something stenchy arrived on the International Space Station along with a load of food, fuel and supplies over the weekend. The Progress 90 cargo spacecraft docked to the ISS on Nov. 23. It should have been a routine delivery, but Russian cosmonauts opened the hatch to discover “an unexpected odor and small droplets.” They promptly closed the hatch. The smell may have delayed the cargo unloading, but the station’s crew is in no jeopardy. “Space station air scrubbers and contaminant sensors monitored the station’s atmosphere following the observation, and on Sunday, flight controllers determined air quality inside the space station was at normal levels,” NASA’s ISS X account said in an update on Nov. 24. Life in space is not a bed of roses. NASA astronaut Christina Koch once said , “There is nothing on the space station that smells pleasant.” She likened the station’s bouquet to a lab, a gym and “a house that six people live in together for months at a time.” A smell on the ISS has to be pretty noxious to make hardened space dwellers shy away. Four NASA astronauts and three Roscosmos cosmonauts are currently on board the ISS. Cosmonauts Alexey Ovchinin and Ivan Vagner were on duty monitoring the arrival of Progress. Two of the NASA crew members are Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore, the astronauts “stranded” by issues with the Boeing Starliner spacecraft that carried them into orbit in June. Williams and Wilmore are scheduled to return to Earth early in 2025 in a SpaceX Dragon crew capsule instead. This Viral Smart Bassinet Is 30% Off With The Snoo Black Friday Sale The 50 Best Black Friday Deals So Far, According To Our Deals Editors A NASA+ screenshot shows the Progress 90 spacecraft approaching the ISS for docking. Progress 90 is an uncrewed Russian spacecraft. It launched on Nov. 21 from Kazakhstan with an assist from a Russian Soyuz rocket. Its trip to the ISS went as planned and it docked automatically to the Poisk module, part of the Russian segment of the station. The ISS also receives cargo shipments via SpaceX Dragon spacecraft. Regular resupply runs are needed to keep the isolated space outpost operating, the crew fed and science experiments updated. The deliveries sometimes include fresh foods like fruit for the crew. That’s a rare treat in a place where meals are often rehydrated. The cargo spacecraft is also stocked with some fun items. Roscosmos sent along 2025-themed keychains and postcards for the cosmonauts to share as New Year’s gifts, Russian news agency TASS reported earlier in November. NASA doesn’t seem worried about the unexpected odor emanating from Progress. “There are no concerns for the crew, and as of Sunday afternoon, the crew is working to open the hatch between Poisk and Progress while all other space station operations are proceeding as planned,” the agency wrote on X. Progress 90 is scheduled for a six-month stay at the ISS. It will eventually take on the role of garbage disposal. The crew will pack it with trash and send it off to burn up in Earth’s atmosphere. Astronauts have described space itself as smelling metallic or like gunpowder, ozone or seared steak. The odor that caused the cosmonauts to close the hatch hasn’t been publicly identified yet, but the incident sounds like the start of a sci-fi story. NASA did not immediately reply to a request for an update on the aroma situation.Albion are bringing safe standing to the Amex. It will be installed in part of the North Stand in time for next season. The club report more than 80% of season ticket holders at the back of that stand were in favour of safe standing. It will be installed from row R backwards. The club hope it will help improve the atmosphere at the Amex and is one of several measures designed to change and improve matchday. Away fans will be moved from next season and a new Fan Zone will be operational by then – potentially in the later stages of the current campaign. A new loudspeaker system has been in use this season and the club have also moved the singing of Sussex By The Sea to just before kick-off. Albion haver generally felt there was not sufficient appetite for standing room for them to carry out such changes to their 13-year-old stadium. But there appears to have been a shift of opinion in more recent times. Many fans will have experienced and enioyed safe standing at away venues around the Premier League. Season-ticket holders who are currently seated in the new safe standing area but who wish to move will be offered a priority window next March. Fans will also be able to go to the Amex and see a small section of rail seating in place. The North Stand seats affected are in Blocks N1A to N1H, row R upwards, seats 13-241. Albion’s head of ticketing and supporter services Jenny Gower said: “We had a fantastic response to our survey and a very strong majority in favour of installing safe standing towards the back of the North Stand. “We will help any season-ticket holders who want to move and the impact of safe standing will be regularly reviewed, but we are confident it will make the atmosphere in the North Stand even better and help Fabian Hurzeler and the team.” As has been made clear both on this occasion and when safe standing was discussed in previous years, it is a long way from the terraces on which many fans grew up watching their football . Safe standing leads to neither increased capacity nor reduced prices and fans will still have their allocated space from which to watch the game.
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Jaylon Johnson isn't interested in bright spots with the Bears' skid at 5 gamesNoneTaoiseach and Fine Gael leader Simon Harris canvasses at a Christmas market at Rathfarnham Parish Hall, Dublin (Image: PA Wire/PA Images) There is “all to play for” in the Irish General Election, Taoiseach Simon Harris has said, despite polling numbers that suggest support for his Fine Gael party is on the slide. Backing for Fine Gael has slumped by six percentage points, according to the latest poll. Mr Harris’s party now trails both Fianna Fail and Sinn Fein , the Irish Times/Ipsos B&A survey indicates. Fianna Fail leads the way on 21% in the latest poll , up two points on the last survey by the paper two weeks ago. Sinn Fein is on 20%, up one, while Fine Gael is on 19%, down six points since the November 14th poll. Ireland goes to the polls on Friday. READ MORE: Simon Harris says ‘entirely possible’ there will be Irish unity in his lifetime READ MORE: Mary Lou McDonald tells students their best years will be in a united Ireland A Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks poll published at the weekend still had Fine Gael in the lead, on 22%, however it also recorded a sharp drop in support for the party, down four points on the paper’s last poll. The Sunday Independent poll had Sinn Fein on 20%, up two points, and Fianna Fail unchanged at 20%. Asked on Monday if he was on the back foot in the campaign, Mr Harris told RTE’s Today With Claire Byrne show: “I fully accept that this is a three-race tie. “There’s three parties all on roughly 20% across a number of published polls. It is all to play for. “Not one vote has been cast. And I’m humbly asking people to lend me and lend Fine Gael their number one vote, because we have a plan. We have the funding to deliver that plan.” Mr Harris said the crucial takeaway from the polls was the potential implication for forming a “stable” and “coherent” coalition government post-election. The last coalition saw Fine Gael and Fianna Fail form a historic coalition, with the Green Party serving as a junior partner. “We don’t need six months, seven months, eight months of navel gazing,” he said of the prospect of lengthy negotiations and wrangling to form a government. “We’ve got to be able to hit the ground running, whoever is going to be in government, and on these numbers if would be tricky for anybody.” Monday’s poll, which was carried out between Thursday and Saturday, comes after Mr Harris apologised over the weekend after criticism of his handling of an encounter with a disability care worker while canvassing in Kanturk in Co Cork on Friday. The Taoiseach was accused of dismissing concerns that Charlotte Fallon raised about Government support for the disability sector, during the exchanged filmed in a supermarket. Mr Harris rang Ms Fallon on Saturday and said he unreservedly apologised for the way he treated her. Read More Related Articles Dublin councillor resigns from party after criticism for supporting Conor McGregor Read More Related Articles The Irish people face a historic choice at election, says Mary Lou McDonald On Monday, Mr Harris said he “let himself down” during his much-criticised interaction with Ms Fallon, but was confident that voters would not judge him on what was captured on a 40-second video clip. “I let myself down,” he told RTE Radio One. “I’m deeply annoyed with myself, and there’s no-one more annoyed with me than me, and particularly on an issue that I feel incredibly passionate about. “I mean, I have been that 16-year-old teenager who’s watched my own mother cry with frustration at being a mother of a child with special educational needs (Mr Harris’s brother is autistic). “I know what it’s like. I know what it’s like to be in a family where you feel isolated, where you feel let down, where you fight for services. And, on that issue, of all issues, I am so passionate about it.” Mr Harris added: “I don’t think fair people and decent people, and that’s what people right across this country are, will judge me on 40 seconds on a Friday evening. “I think they’ll judge me on my record. They’ll judge me on what I’m going to do over the next five years, what I want to do, what Fine Gael wants to do, and the plans that we’ve put forward to, for once and for all, fix and rectify disability services. “That is my burning desire. It’s something that I’ve prioritised since becoming Taoiseach.” The clip from Kanturk is one of several incidents that have put Fine Gael under pressure during the election campaign, including comments made by Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary about teachers, in the first few days. Mr O’Leary was criticised for saying at a Fine Gael candidate launch that he would not hire teachers to “get things done” , which drew laughs and cheers from the gathered party faithful. There has also been a furore over whether senator John McGahon should have been selected as a Fine Gael candidate for the Louth constituency. Mr McGahon was found not guilty of assaulting a man outside a Dundalk nightclub in a criminal case two years ago, but a High Court civil action earlier this year found him liable, and he was ordered to pay damages. On Monday, Fianna Fail leader Micheal Martin said many votes remain to be won in the coming days. Asked about the latest opinion polls, he said he does not get “excited” about them. “When you say I’m not a polls man, that was probably the most accurate statement you’ve made in the sense that we’re still all around 20-odd percent, give or take,” Mr Martin told reporters in Dublin. “You can go up or down 2% so I’m not getting in any way excited about these polls. “We would have always felt that the three parties, Fianna Fail, Fine Gael and Sinn Fein, were in about the 20s. But the real poll is on (Friday). “There is a degree of volatility there. “There’s a lot of votes to be won yet, and there are a lot of issues on the doorstep.” He said the days before polls open will be “very challenging”. “I’ve experienced this before the last election and so on, when the last number of days can be crucial in terms of maintaining clarity on the message, and there’ll be attempts made all wrong to confuse the situation, but we’re very clear that we have a lot of work to do.” Mr Martin also said addressing issues in the disability sector was a priority for his party. On coalition permutations, he said a government comprising more than three parties would be very challenging to manage. “I think it would be very challenging,” he told RTE. “I’ve led with three parties, with the Green Party, Fine Gael and ourselves, and that was complex, challenging, but we did it. “And I’ve always said, by the way, from the outset of the campaign, that my sense was it would be a three-party coalition government of some form after this general election, it’s very competitive.” Responding to her party’s ratings in the latest opinion poll, Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald said she had met “zero per cent of people” with any confidence in Fine Gael or Fianna Fail’s ability to address Ireland’s acute housing shortages. Ms McDonald told the Pat Kenny Show on Newstalk: “The great beauty of the campaign is that you get to be out and about everywhere, talk to people. “I have met zero per cent of people with any confidence in Fine Gael or Fianna Fail sorting the housing crisis. “I have met countless people who are chilled at the idea that Fianna Fail would say out loud they should have the housing ministry again. “I think people looked at that prospect and said there is no way on God’s green earth that we can tolerate or endure another five years of failure from Fianna Fail or Fine Gael.” With regard to the smaller parties, Monday’s poll has the Greens on 4%, up one; Labour on 4%, down one; Social Democrats on 6%, up two; People Before Profit on 3%, up one; and Aontu on 3%, no change. Independents (including the Independent Ireland party) are on 17%, down three percentage points. In terms of personal favourability, Mr Harris’s popularity is down from 50% to 46%, while Fianna Fail leader Micheal Martin is on 44%, down one point. Ms McDonald is unchanged on 31%. For all the latest news, visit the Belfast Live homepage here and sign up to our daily newsletter here. Story Saved You can find this story in My Bookmarks. Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right. Follow BelfastLive Facebook Twitter Comment More On BBC Radio 1 Green Party Labour Party Ryanair Sinn Fein Politics Republic of Ireland RTE
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