Waterville biker follows loyal dog everywhere
Winfried Cates, 52, says he lets his 12-year-old golden retriever Luke determine where they go.
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Winfried Cates, 52, says he lets his 12-year-old golden retriever Luke determine where they go.
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North Haven, Vinalhaven and Islesboro get chances to shine on the state’s biggest stage.
Outdoor enthusiasts say the conditions have been great for everything from snowmobiling to ice skating to skiing.
Area residents weigh in on whether former U.S. Sen. George J. Mitchell’s name should be removed from the Waterville elementary school bearing his name.
Former U.S. Sen. George J. Mitchell, a Waterville native, is mentioned in the Epstein files.
Youth get a shot at the Maine Pond Hockey Classic, Somerset SnowFest kicks off in Skowhegan and Yellow Brick Road prepares for Waterville show.
Police closed a portion of Main Street early Monday after a man refused to leave a Main Street home.
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The Tigers and Bulldogs roll to quarterfinal victories, giving KVAC teams a strong debut in the Queen City.
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They keep their teams organized and poised through the chaos of big games. And this postseason will feature several standouts at the position.
These players have impressed during the regular season and hope to lead their teams on deep runs through February.
The Rams advance to take on rival Gardiner in a Class B North quarterfinal on Saturday at the Cross Insurance Center.
The Lewiston co-op ranks second behind unanimous No. 1 Thornton Academy.
Finalists for the award will be announced later this month before the winner is revealed at the Maine Association of Basketball Coaches awards banquet in March.
The Eagles score twice in the third period to break open a tie game and stay atop the region.
The Bulldogs showed determination and grace when hit with a setback at the state championships.
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