No. 1 in Varsity Maine softball poll goes the distance in 2026
Cheverus was ranked first in every poll this season.
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Cheverus was ranked first in every poll this season.
Sidney Nicholls, fighting back pain, strikes out nine to secure a victory over Gardiner.
Varsity Maine reporters throw strikes about the 4 championship matchups.
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.
Jacob Lyons’ late goal lifts the Hawks to a semifinal win over Gardiner.
The Tigers score three runs in the sixth inning to secure a comeback win and a trip to the regional final.
$33.5 million School Administrative District 11 budget passes in Gardiner, Pittston, Randolph and West Gardiner.
Voters choose Gary Hickey II for selectman and Brandon Martin for school board.
The annual town meeting drew hundreds of residents Saturday and was contentious at times.
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The Tigers won the Class B state crown in February — the first boys basketball championship in school history.
Fletcher Babcock sizzles to take the lead, but Topsham’s Caleb Manuel is close behind him going into the final round.
New funding opportunities, a fast-approaching deadline and Maine’s hospital-sustaining plans that didn’t make the cut.
Gorham finishes No. 1 after 11-inning Class A championship victory.
Councilors also approve a 5% sewer rate hike.
Caleb Manuel charges into a tie for the lead; two Canadians enjoy a strong opening round; a putter change helps a local golfer and other storylines from the first round.
A woman mouthed to a police officer that she needed help.
Photographer Rich Abrahamson focuses on Bangor residents utilizing the Kennebec River Rail Trail on a rainy afternoon.
The Monmouth Fair opens Wednesday, The Wooten Brothers plan Waterville concert, Mr. Drew and his Animals Too will be in Augusta, Patton Oswalt prepares for Gardiner show, Maine Oyster Festival set for Freeport, The Little River Band and Bela Fleck have Waterville concerts scheduled.
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