Tiffany Lopes, 53, plans to open Waterville’s only locally made bagel spot in the middle of June in the South End.
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Unity College president discusses innovation, leadership in chamber talk
Melik Peter Khoury discusses his experiences, especially during COVID-19 pandemic, with audience at gathering in Waterville.
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Local roundup: Sage Reed tosses no-hitter as Lawrence softball topples Cony
Hall-Dale, Madison softball teams earn victories
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Baseball: Kyle Douin does it all as Cony rallies past Lawrence
Senior righthander tosses one-hitter, drives in winning run with double in the sixth.
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Softball: Skowhegan pitcher Sierra Carey throws a no-hitter at Messalonskee
The sophomore didn’t have her best stuff, but she didn’t need it to grab the victory.
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From poetry to the pitch, Thomas College’s Caleb Gorey has made the most of school
The Thomas College student recently released his third book, “The Dark Party,” and expects to graduate early.
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Town of Vassalboro, Kennebec Water District reach agreement to extend town forest trails
The extension of the Vassalboro town forest’s trails goes onto an adjacent property owned by Kennebec Water District.
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Local roundup: Camden Hills boys lacrosse gets past Cony
Isaac Belofs scores four goals for Rams in loss.
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Masks could be coming off soon in high school sports
Gov. Mills has ended the mandate for wearing face coverings outdoors, and changes are in store for the Community Sports Guidelines that influence high school sports policy.
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Central Maine schools encourage families to fill out FAFSA applications by Saturday’s Maine State Grant deadline
A majority of schools in the state are seeing fewer seniors than last year fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid.