Sophomore pitcher Makayla Nadeau threw “a heck of a game” in her first varsity start as the Raiders downed the Ramblers 4-2.
May 2014
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Waterville council OKs proposed budget, which includes pay-as-you-throw
Two more votes must be taken on $37.2 million proposal, which doesn’t raise the tax rate if the trash plan is included.
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Farmington selectmen agree to be more open about agenda
A recent suggestion that the town manager’s contract be discussed under ‘other business’ prompted a transparency discussion.
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LOCAL ROUNDUP: Central Mainers into girls’ state singles Round of 48
Waterville’s Colleen O’Donnell and Messalonskee’s Kasadi McPherson will contest the tournament beginning May 30 at Colby College.
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HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP: Cony baseball blanks Brunswick
Tayler Carrier scored both runs as the Rams downed Brunswick 2-0.
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HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL: Winslow overcomes weather, rival Waterville
A five-run fifth inning powered the Raiders to a 6-3 victory over the Panthers.
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Cavs continue lottery luck; Celtics will draft sixth
Cleveland wins the No. 1 pick for the third time in four years, while Boston goes home disappointed.
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HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS LACROSSE: Balanced Eagles defeat Dragons
Ally Fischang and Nathalie St. Pierre combined for six goals in Messalonskee’s 16-7 win.
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HIGH SCHOOL LACROSSE: Smith, Glazier lead potent Hawks attack
The senior duo have formed a lethal offensive combination for the undefeated Maranacook/Winthrop team.
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Part of Augusta’s Mount Vernon Avenue to be one-way during construction
The two-year project will rebuild the crumbling northern entrance to city, but business owners are concerned the project will hurt business.