The University of Maine at Farmington is hosting the Blue Crew Robotics Team this season, giving the regional high school program a dedicated workspace on campus.
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Posted inBoys Hockey, Sports, Varsity Maine
Jake Skillings of Thornton Academy wins Travis Roy Award
Skillings, who led his team to a second straight Class A championship, is chosen as Maine’s best senior hockey player.
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Student, parent sue Falmouth schools for not offering Pledge of Allegiance
The lawsuit alleges that the Falmouth School Department has not been providing Falmouth High School students an opportunity to recite the pledge, in violation of state law.
Posted inFootball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Maine’s high school football coaching carousel is still spinning
Nearly 18% of the state’s 79 programs will have new head coaches in 2026, and several will be first-time varsity coaches in their 20s.
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Four Maine boys hockey players named Travis Roy finalists
Thornton Academy’s Trent LeSieur and Jake Skillings are joined by Cheverus/Yarmouth’s Ben Dumais and Falmouth’s Cale Hanson.
Posted inSports, Swimming, Varsity Maine
Falmouth sweeps Class A swimming state championships
Carter VerLee leads the Navigators to a second straight boys title, and the girls win their first championship since 2009.
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Thornton Academy boys hockey rolls to Class A final
The defending champion Golden Trojans net three goals in the third period to put away Falmouth.
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Maine Law Court hears oral arguments in $1.3M elder scam case
The justices examined the limits of a financial adviser’s duties and the red flags of diminished capacity.
Posted inBoys Hockey, Sports, Varsity Maine
Varsity Maine boys hockey poll dominated by Class A semifinalists
Thornton Academy continues to lead the way as the unanimous No. 1.
Posted inMaine, News, The Maine Forecast
Maine Turnpike speed limit lowered as snow arrives just in time for evening commute
Several communities in southern and central Maine have also announced parking bans and early closures. Forecasters say anywhere from 1-2 inches to 5 inches could fall by Wednesday morning.