WATERVILLE — Two area nonprofit mental health agencies are merging to save money as well as share and expand services.
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Erskine gets hot in 4th and wins
SOUTH CHINA — Erskine Academy scored 18 points in the fourth quarter to pull away from Mt. Ararat and earn a 57-46 Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference Class A boys basketball victory Monday.
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LOCAL ROUNDUP: Erskine gets hot in 4th and gets win
SOUTH CHINA — Erskine Academy scored 18 points in the fourth quarter to pull away from Mt. Ararat and earn a 57-46 Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference Class A boys basketball victory Monday.
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HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY NOTEBOOK: Winslow girls in the hunt
It’s been an up and down season for the Winslow High School girls hockey team, which is skating several newcomers after returning just seven players.
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PATRIOTS BEAT: Interchangeable parts
INDIANAPOLIS — Dan Connolly stepped in for Matt Light on Monday.
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Maine baker competes in Lucy ‘Cupcake Wars’
PORTLAND — Alysia Zoidis channeled Lucy Ricardo on the Food Network on Sunday night, competing on an episode of “Cupcake Wars” that celebrated the 60th anniversary of the “I Love Lucy” show.
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Skillings, 42, to run for House
SKOWHEGAN — Donald L. Skillings, owner of State Farm Insurance in Skowhegan, has announced his plans to run as a Republican for Maine’s House District 85.
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SUPER BOWL NOTEBOOK: Cruz remembers time in Bridgton fondly
INDIANAPOLIS — Before Victor Cruz became the breakout player of the year in the NFL, before Cruz regained his football edge at the University of Massachusetts, there was Bridgton Academy
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Moose lottery odds improve for non-winners
Moose hunting is an annual tradition that’s uniquely Maine, one in which families plan trips that will create stories told for generations. Yet some Maine hunters have walked away empty-handed from every state-sponsored lottery for moose hunting permits.
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ENERGY BILL PETITION MISSES DEADLINE
AUGUSTA — Supporters of an effort to require the use of more renewable resources to generate electricity failed to meet Monday’s deadline to turn in signatures for a November ballot question.