Four high school football storylines to follow in Week 9
Intriguing playoff matchups in classes B, D, and the eight-man ranks are also among the things to watch.
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Intriguing playoff matchups in classes B, D, and the eight-man ranks are also among the things to watch.
Portland’s Nora Schmidt and Marshwood’s Henri Rivard shine in Class A, and Greely’s Rowan Barry wins the Class B girls race on her home course.
The best action from last week’s high school football games.
Finding interpreters has been a challenge as cases against several people charged in connection with busts of grow houses proceed to trial.
The Black Raiders rush for 507 yards in a key Class D North victory.
The winner of Friday’s clash between the Black Raiders and the Bulldogs, both 5-1, will likely earn a bye in the Class D North playoffs.
About 25 people attended a meeting with law enforcement and corrections officials Thursday to discuss an apparent uptick in crime committed by a small group of minors.
Admirably, the Tariff-Belanger Post 39 of the American Legion and the Madison VFW 7865 are jointly raising money to support a veteran in need. Those who support this endeavor can contact either organization to donate; I am sure such generosity would be appreciated. I hope, also, that doing so will discourage the members of this…
Drew Mertzel shoots 70 to help the Ramblers finish first and earn a spot in the Class C state championship.
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Keegan Littlefield, Garrett Leclerc and Jaiden Hebert all run for over 100 yards as the Bulldogs cruise past the Cougars.
Tatum Doucette accounts for five touchdowns as the Eagles advance to next week’s semifinals against Cony.
The weapons restriction order against Deputy Stephen Armiger stems from an incident at his residence in August, officials said.
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Events at Hight Chevrolet GMC and Hight Ford celebrate first responders with meals, donations, and community partnerships.
Skowhegan’s rise from third to second is the most significant change as top-10 teams remain alive in the postseason.
Thomas men’s soccer enters the postseason unbeaten in conference play, and the Division III hockey season gets underway.
The Blue Devils defeat the Eagles on penalty corners to reach the regional semifinals for the first time.
Three buildings at 220, 222 and 224 Main St. would have to be demolished to make way for the development.
The man James Furrow is accused of shooting early Monday suffered injuries not considered life-threatening, according to the affidavit.
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