The 6-foot-7 forward from Nokomis helped lead Warriors to first-ever boys basketball state title this season.
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Local roundup: Maranacook baseball sweeps Traip in doubleheader
Madison softball rolls past Oak Hill in MVC action.
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Dominant Sage Reed pitches Lawrence softball team past Winslow
Junior strikes out 16 in season-opening victory over Black Raiders.
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MRC seeks support from member towns to restart Hampden waste-to-energy plant
If the Municipal Review Committee ends up purchasing the plant, it would look to secure $20 million for operational needs, with MRC municipalities either co-signing on the loan or possibly becoming investors by loaning cash to the MRC.
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Waterville council votes to buy $343,496 ambulance and equipment
The City Council decided Tuesday to purchase the new ambulance because of the growing need for transportation and medical services.
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Local roundup: Messalonskee girls lacrosse falls just short against Mt. Ararat
Audrey Marchildron goal the difference for Mt. Ararat.
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Boys lacrosse: Reloaded Messalonskee looking sharp in early going
Eagles, coming off trip to semifinals, show strength on offense and defense while handling Gardiner.
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Thousands lose power as storm brings snow, rain, winds to Maine
Central Maine Power Co. reported more than 2,700 customers were without power at one point Tuesday in Kennebec, Somerset and Franklin counties.
Posted inSidelines, Softball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Sidelines: Skowhegan softball goes into season with championship core
As defending champions, and with field hockey and basketball success behind them as well, River Hawks are accustomed to winning, Drew Bonifant writes.
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Good Will-Hinckley president and executive director to leave this summer
Rob Moody will leave the organization after serving in various positions for nearly 25 years to become the principal at China Primary School.