Maine high school swimming season now ends in March, coach reactions are mixed
In order to host the state championship meets at Colby College, the swimming calendar starts and ends about two weeks later than pervious seasons.
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In order to host the state championship meets at Colby College, the swimming calendar starts and ends about two weeks later than pervious seasons.
Three underclassmen should make big waves for their teams this season.
Five seniors look for strong finishes to their high school careers.
The new Cony/Gardiner/Hall-Dale co-op features four state qualifiers.
Cony, Gardiner and Hall-Dale have formed a new co-op called the Capital Area Sturgeons.
John Picone of South Portland was skating Sunday on East Pond and spotted the adult loon in a small pool of water surrounded by ice. He captured the rescue on video.
Participation has dropped dramatically over the past two decades, leading many schools to join forces — a list that includes a pair of the state’s top programs this winter.
Class B North contenders Cony co-op and Messalonskee have several players listed.
The Cony co-op is coming off a solid season and should contend again.
From Farmington to Gardiner to Jackman, the region boasts standout players from all five classes.
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About 70 people in Kennebec and Somerset counties benefit from Permanent Supportive Housing Program vouchers, which fund shelter and supportive services for people with disabilities.
Maddie Provost shines for Lawrence, while touted Oceanside freshman Olivia Breen shows flashes of greatness in a battle of expected Class B contenders.
Cheverus made a statement in season opener.
The new Levine’s Discovery Headquarters is possible through a lead gift from the Bill and Joan Alfond family.
Joy to the Ville festivities are scheduled for Saturday in downtown Waterville.
The Bulldogs won the Class A title in 2023, but have fallen short of returning to the final the previous two seasons.
Also, head to Waterville for the Bossov Ballet production of ‘The Nutcracker.’
Charros’ Theater Mexican Restaurant will open at 14 Silver St. where Cancun, another eatery, closed in 2021.
David Quirion, who drowned two months before what would have been his 1964 high school graduation, will be honored Monday at the Alfond Youth & Community Center.
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