The Rams overcome some minor hiccups to advance to the state title game against Westbrook.
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First 2026 refugees expected Nov. 24 as Maine’s annual arrivals drop significantly
The state’s resettlement total of 50 people is a 95% decline from last year, leaving Maine Immigrant and Refugee Services preparing for a far slower pace of arrivals.
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Posted inFootball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Cony football routs rival Gardiner to complete unbeaten regular season
The Rams mix it up on offense and force six turnovers to win their seventh straight game in the rivalry.
Posted inHealth, Local & State, News
Augusta’s cancer center expansion brings care under one roof
It’s been two years since construction began to add holistic services and programs. The expansion is set to wrap up next year.
Posted inFootball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Cony, Gardiner football teams weigh distinct nature of Friday’s game
This year’s rivalry game is a notable one – and not just because both teams are elite.
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All-time Cony-Gardiner rivalry clash is Varsity Maine football game of the week
The 7-0 Rams and 6-1 Tigers meet for the 147th time Friday at Cony’s Fuller Field.
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A look back at the 5 most-anticipated Cony-Gardiner football games
The rivalry game is big no matter the circumstances, but a few battles over the years drew plenty of hype.
Posted inGirls Basketball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Cony names Alex Bessey girls basketball coach
Bessey, who played at Spruce Mountain, CMCC and UMaine-Farmington, coached at Mt. Blue the past two seasons.
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Protesters undress to oppose gender policy at Augusta schools
Three people partially disrobed as advocate Nicholas Blanchard challenged the school board’s recognition of transgender students under the federal policy.
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Maine trims emergency heating assistance as COVID-era program runs down
The state Emergency Crisis Intervention Program now caps assistance at $500 amid dwindling pandemic relief funds and administrative strain.