Each participant must use a runner sled — a wooden, steerable sled not a thin, plastic sled.
Matthew Daigle
Matthew Daigle is a court reporter at the Norway bureau of the Sun Journal and has worked for the company for more than six years. He covers the courts, Oxford County government, and the towns of Norway, Paris and Otisfield. He lives in Greene with his fiance, his two Siamese cats and his 13-year old chihuahua. In his spare time, he likes to read, watch movies and listen to podcasts about the television show “Survivor.” He is a graduate of the University of Maine at Farmington and earned a bachelor’s degree in Creative Writing.
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Androscoggin County Commission chair closes meetings to public
Chairwoman Sally Christner released a statement that only commissioners and county employees would be allowed to attend commissioner meetings, citing “space constraints.”
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New Hampshire man killed Thursday in snowmobile crash
A New Hampshire man was killed Thursday night in Eustis after his snowmobile veered off-trail and struck a tree.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, Maine Crime
Auburn man shot, injured by police after leading officers on chase through Lewiston
Kyle Edwards, 26, was shot and subsequently arrested after he attempted to back a stolen vehicle into a Lewiston police sergeant.
Posted inLocal & State, Schools and Education
Fourteen more UMF students test positive for COVID-19
Across the University of Maine System, 60 students and staff members are currently positive for COVID-19, a decrease of 22 from a week earlier.
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Walmart worker struck by forklift at Lewiston distribution center
The employee was taken to Central Maine Medical Center.
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Wardens search Sunday for likely drowning victim in Bryant Pond
The Maine Warden Service said Sunday night that its dive team will return Monday morning to Bryant Pond to continue searching for a New York man who likely drowned.
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Mt. Blue High School classes remote Monday and Tuesday after positive COVID-19 test
Classes at the high school and Foster Career and Technical Education Center in Farmington will be fully remote for at least two days after a person with a connection to the high school tested positive for COVID-19.
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Phillips man summonsed after several dogs kill a small dog and attack people trying to help it
Sheriff Scott Nichols Sr. said a couple were injured when they tried to rescue a small dog.
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Friends, family remember Livermore Falls bail commissioner as ‘an amazing man’
Scott Evans, 58, died Saturday after his motorcycle struck the side of a vehicle that was backing into the roadway in Wayne