Scarborough Zach Barry, Leavitt’s Logan Ouellette and Monmouth’s Brosnan Comeau take individual titles.
2021
Posted inSports
Sports Digest: Maine Mariners fall to Worcester, 4-3
Maine starts fast, but the Railers score the winning goal in the third period.
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Posted inCross Country, Sports, Varsity Maine
Cross country: Monmouth’s Alexa Allen wins Class C South individual girls title
Maranacook claims the Class C title at the Southern Maine regionals, while Monmouth was third to qualify for states.
Posted inSports, Varsity Maine
Local roundup: Erskine girls soccer tops Lincoln Academy in B South prelim
Mackenzie Roderick scores two goals for Eagles.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, News, Schools and Education
Maine’s surge in home schooling during COVID has slowed, but numbers still high
Many, but not all, first-time home-school students returned to the classroom this year for social and mental health reasons.
Posted inCross Country, Sports, Varsity Maine
Cross country: Mt. Blue girls edge Bangor for Northern Class A regional title
Emma Charles leads way for Cougars with third place finish.
Posted inKennebec Journal, Maine
Volunteers ready and willing to reopen the Whitefield Library
At Saturday’s Fall Festival fundraiser, held on library grounds, residents were able to get a glimpse of the work that’s been done to remake the former Grange building into a library.
Posted inNation & World, Politics
GOP trying to use voters to push election reforms in unlikely states
Republicans in at least four states where Democrats control the governor’s office, the legislature or both are pursuing statewide ballot initiatives or veto-proof proposals to enact voter ID restrictions and other changes to election law
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, News
Auburn boy dies after he was found in Range Pond
First responders found the 4-year-old shortly before noon Friday and performed CPR, authorities said.
Posted inNation & World, Uncategorized
Fires, drought weakened 10,000 trees near giant sequoia groves
The California highway connecting visitors to the world’s two largest sequoia trees will stay closed so crews can remove trees weakened by wildfires, drought, disease or age.