A late free throw lifted the Carrabec girls to a come-from-behind 38-37 win.
February 2015
Posted inVarsity Maine
Gardiner girls upend Ellsworth in prelim game
The Tigers advanced to the Eastern B quarterfinals with a 39-33 victory.
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Posted inGirls Basketball, Sports, Varsity Maine, Winter sports
Winslow girls edge Nokomis in Eastern B prelims
The Black Raiders moved on to the quarterfinals in Bangor with a 34-29 victory.
Posted inPolitics
Bill to fund Homeland Security ‘clearly stuck’ in Senate, McConnell says
He demands action by the House, where the bill’s immigration add-ons have proved insurmountable.
Posted inUncategorized
Ranking the top five high school sports tournaments
The high school basketball tournament began Tuesday night, although some would say it doesn’t officially tip off until Friday, when teams take the floor in the state’s biggest arenas for the quarterfinals. Regardless, this is the best time of year to be a high school sports fan. Honestly, there is never a bad time to […]
Posted inMaine colleges
Rogers reaches milestone for UMA men’s hoops
The junior, averaging 22 points per game and dominating in the paint, has scored 1,000 points for his career.
Posted inMaine colleges
Pelletier taking her game to another level at USM
The former Messalonskee star is leading the Huskies in more ways than one.
Posted inVarsity Maine, Winter sports, Wrestling
Erskine wrestling team making some noise
The Eagles surprised many with their strong showing at regionals.
Posted inMaine, Schools and Education
Students help with Skowhegan radio station construction
Some Maine Academy of Natural Sciences students are helping to build a low-power FM community radio station in Skowhegan’s Grist Mill.
Posted inMaine
Big wood chip deliveries worry UMF neighbors
Quebec Street residents say they’re worried about the effect of trucks making frequent deliveries to the school’s new biomass central heating plant.