River Hawks break open close game en route to reaching Class A North final.
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Boys soccer: Winslow holds off Ellsworth, reaches B North final
Andrew Poulin’s two goals make the difference as the Black Raiders keep rolling.
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Deer hunters see fruitful start to firearm season
The firearm hunting season for deer kicked off Saturday with Maine resident hunting day, and many local hunters found success according to several central Maine tagging stations.
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As hunting season ramps up, state officials broaden testing for ‘forever chemicals’ in fish and wildlife
Part of the strategy for agencies like the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife is to use Fairfield as something of a case study to guide future testing in other regions of the state.
Posted inFootball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Football: Efficient Cony handles Mt. Blue in B North quarterfinal game
Dom Napolitano accounts for 5 touchdowns as Rams roll to victory.
Posted inFootball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Football: Skowhegan dominates Brewer in B North quarterfinal
Adam Savage accounts for 5 touchdowns as the River Hawks advance.
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Two-way traffic change in downtown Waterville delayed 2 weeks
Drainage issues that need to be rectified at two downtown intersections are the primary cause for postponing the change to two-way traffic on Main and Front streets, according to city officials.
Posted inMaine, Maine Crime, Morning Sentinel
Man arrested at Fairfield truck had shot at ex-girlfriend inside vehicle, police say
Steven Pratt, 39, is in jail and faces multiple domestic violence and assault charges after allegedly firing a gun into the vehicle of his ex-girlfriend and her friend on China Road in Winslow a week ago.
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Reporting Aside: Who needs Halloween when we have the nightly news?
People used to watch horror movies to get frightened, but now all they need do is watch national news broadcasts, Amy Calder writes.
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Former Maranacook tennis star shares memorable experience working at the U.S. Open
Manchester native Madelyn Dwyer was a member of the ball crew and was able to witness some history up close.