Facing a tough Oceanside team, Winslow needed those big plays in the first half. Alyssa Wood denied the Mariners two great scoring opportunities, and goalie Delaney Wood made some big saves. Brooke Haskell scored twice in the second half, and Winslow had a 2-0 victory.
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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Waterville tops Madison for 6th win
WATERVILLE — A slow start turned into the same old, same old for the Waterville Senior High School football team. The Purple Panthers used a strong running game and tough defense against the run to take a 50-20 win over Madison/Carrabec, improving to 6-0.
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HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY: Cony knocks off Lawrence
What Cony lacks in numbers, it makes up for with conditioning, and that may have been the difference Saturday afternoon as the Rams edged out Lawrence, 2-1, behind two goals by junior Arika Brochu.
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HIGH SCHOOL GOLF: Winthrop 2nd in C, MCI 3rd in B at team championships
VASSALBORO — Winthrop golf coach Lonney Steeves told his team “don’t beat yourself up,” following the Ramblers loss to St. Dominic in the Class C state team championships Saturday at Natanis Golf Course.
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Providence Bruins beat Pirates 5-2
Providence rips off four goals in the second period to beat Portland 5-2 at the Colisee.
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NYC police arrest cousin in ‘Baby Hope’ killing
Detectives close decades-old mystery surrounding the 1991 discovery of a little girl’s body in a picnic cooler.
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A N.H. mom’s plea to missing 15-year-old: Come home
Abigail Hernandez, who was last seen leaving Kennett High School Wednesday, is still missing after search effort.
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Maine hip-hop movement needs regular venues, like Waterville’s festival
Today’s Kennebec Rap N Rock Music Festival gives a much needed venue to Maine’s hip-hop artists.
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LePage accepts food bank donations at Blaine House
Today first of three Saturdays the Blaine House hosts food drive.
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Gardiner small businesses benefit from wellness program
Small businesses in 19 Maine communities receive a $1.64 million federal grant for developing workplace wellness plans.