Madden White breaks through in OT for Warriors after team went scoreless in fourth.
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Local roundup: Cony boys basketball edges Lawrence
Kam Douin leads Rams with 25 points.
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Posted inMaine colleges, Sports, Times Record Sports, UMaine Sports
New UMaine athletic director excited by ‘transformational’ opportunity
Jude Killy will start his new post in Orono on Jan. 30, joining the university in the early stages of a decade-long plan to upgrade athletic facilities.
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Here are the qualifiers for the 2023 Masters
A list of the active players eligible for the Masters
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Local roundup: Forest Hills boys basketball cruises past Temple Academy
Mason Desjardins scores 31 points for Tigers in win.
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Growth of esports in Maine punctuated by in-person high school state championships
State champs crowned in three titles Monday at Central Maine Community College.
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Madison selectmen, town manager look to move past concerns over staffing
Selectmen have questioned Town Manager Tim Curtis about the departure of the road commissioner and others, and one selectman claimed Curtis had ‘secretly’ hired a cousin for a municipal post, which Curtis denied.
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Man robs Camden National Bank in downtown Oakland
The suspect stole an undisclosed amount of money Monday morning in a robbery that occurred less than two weeks after the Camden National Bank in downtown Waterville was robbed.
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Basketball notebook: Big matchups set for Capital City Hoops Classic
Cony boys find footing early under Brathwaite; Class C South girls tough in early going.
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Pittsfield Town Council looks to refine budgeting process in coming year
Although councilors have approved the municipal budget for 2023, they plan to alter the way discussions are held on individual department requests for funding.