Here’s the important things to know about the Maine softball finals
Varsity Maine reporters throw strikes about the 4 championship matchups.
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Youth movement has Gardiner softball team in state title game
Deep and talented freshman and sophomore classes have led the Tigers to a regional championship and a date with defending Class B champ Medomak Valley.
Maranacook/ Winthrop boys lacrosse heading back to Class C title game
Jacob Lyons’ late goal lifts the Hawks to a semifinal win over Gardiner.
Gardiner softball walks it off, beats Old Town in B North title game
Molly Takatsu’s sacrifice fly sends the Tigers to the state championship game against Medomak Valley.
Gardiner to celebrate America’s 250th with mix of unvarnished local history, family events
A mix of activities in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence planned in Gardiner.
Gardiner edges Belfast in late innings of B North semifinal
The Tigers score three runs in the sixth inning to secure a comeback win and a trip to the regional final.
Gardiner boys lacrosse dominates Erskine Academy in quarterfinal
Eight players score goals as the second-seeded Tigers advance to the Class C semifinals.
Cony baseball beats rival Gardiner in B North quarterfinals
The Rams execute two suicide squeezes and get a three-hit performance from freshman Nolan Noyes to advance to Saturday’s semifinals.
Gardiner-area school budget passes
$33.5 million School Administrative District 11 budget passes in Gardiner, Pittston, Randolph and West Gardiner.
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The Maine baseball finals are Saturday. Here’s something to know about each game
Varsity Maine reporters dish on the four championship matchups.
Thousands of children in Maine are no longer receiving food assistance benefits
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Telstar baseball rolls past Richmond for Class D South title
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Cony baseball beats Hermon to win Class B North title
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Richmond teachers raise funds only to get pie to the face | photos
Photographer Anna Chadwick focuses on students rewarding teachers for their fundraising efforts.
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