Apple Valley will next head to Massachusetts for New England tournament.
July 2016
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Louisiana officials say ‘no doubt’ that gunman targeted Baton Rouge officers
Gavin Long went through a part of the city that’s packed with businesses, ignoring civilians and focusing his fire on officers, police say.
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Posted inLocal & State, News, Schools and Education
USM tuition would increase under UMaine System pricing plan
Students at Gorham and three other campuses in the state university system would pay a one-time increase under the proposal.
Posted inSports
Augusta 13-year-olds reach Babe Ruth New England tournament
Augusta sinks Scarborough-Portland to win state title.
Posted inSports
Gardiner advances in American Legion Zone 2 tournament
Nick Sanborn gives Gardiner lift on mound against Augusta
Posted inCops & Courts, Local & State, News
Judge sets bail for Maine man in 1980 cold case killing
Philip Scott Fournier, charged with killing Joyce McLain of East Millinocket, can be freed on $300,000 bail while he awaits trial.
Posted inLocal & State, Nation & World, News, Politics
Maine delegates pull back from attempt to force vote on convention rules
One state delegate says some withdrew their names when they realized the rule-change effort was likely to fail.
Posted inLocal & State, News
OakFest Committee hoping to triple attendance at this year’s celebration
Oakland’s annual town celebration has ‘something for everybody,’ the committee chairwoman said.
Posted inLocal & State, News
Alcohol, speed cited as possible factors in fatal Glenburn crash
The two victims are identified as teenagers from Bangor.
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Gardiner American Legion post works to bring veteran’s remains home to Maine
The body of Albert Walter Wiley, the first Gardiner man who is known to have died in World War II, is buried at a veterans cemetery in Honolulu, Hawaii.