Even after losing 2020, Purple Panthers have returned to the lofty heights of two seasons ago.
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Winging it: Local restaurants make tough choices as price soars for chicken wings
Some central Maine bars and eateries are canceling “wing nights” or takeout, while feeling the heat from customers complaining as menu prices increase.
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Girls tennis: Hampden earns dramatic win over Skowhegan
The Broncos’ win comes down to marathon, three-set third singles matchup.
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Talent of Maine Arts Academy students shines through during graduation
The school graduated 65 students at Snow Pond Center for the Arts on Friday.
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Pitching in a pandemic: Handling staffs proved to be tricky for baseball teams
Whether due to lost season or shutdowns, teams had to be flexible and get creative to find and develop pitchers.
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Belgrade bookstore withstands first year during pandemic, looks to grow
Oliver & Friends Bookshop and Reading Room in Belgrade Lakes Village is holding a one-year celebration Saturday.
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Messalonskee High School graduates 145 at Augusta Civic Center
While many school districts this year offered educational models with students attending a combination of in-person and remote learning, Regional School Unit 18 gave students the opportunity to attend in-person classes every day or learn remotely.
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Madison softball shuts out Monmouth in MVC title game
Brooke McKenney strikes out 18 in the circle, collects two hits for Madison.
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Girls tennis: Top-seeded Waterville rolls past Erskine in Class B North quarterfinals
Purple Panthers advance to regional semifinals with 5-0 win over Eagles.
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Unity College reopening its main campus in August, will offer residential option
The college was fully remote during the 2020-21 academic year and isn’t planning to sell its campus after announcing plans to explore that option.