Gabriel Cedeno has a hat trick as the Purple Panthers stay red-hot.
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Posted inBusiness, Maine, Morning Sentinel
Wage increases, more vacation time at heart of Huhtamaki steelworkers contract
Members of United Steelworkers Local 449 at the Huhtamaki food service and packaging products mill in Waterville voted overwhelmingly to ratify a three-year contract that includes wage increases and more vacation time.
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Posted inGolf, Sports, Varsity Maine
Golf notebook: Local golfers to take on girls state qualifiers, KVAC Shootouts this week
Lawrence’s Liz Holden, Kents Hill’s Amelie Zachrisson among local girls hoping to qualify.
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Local roundup. Hale-Dale/Monmouth field hockey shuts out Oak Hill
Hannah Rauch scores two goals in the Bulldogs’ victory.
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‘We’ve heard smack since Day 1’: Early setbacks fuel Skowhegan field hockey team’s motivation
River Hawks have lost two games already this season, a rarity for the program.
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Local roundup: Skowhegan field hockey hangs on for victory over Mt. Blue
Sydalia Savage scores goal, adds assist for River Hawks in victory.
Posted inFootball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Football: Winthrop squeaks past Oak Hill (again) in key Class D South matchup
Ramblers outgained 233-201 but prevail 22-21 to stay undefeated.
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Football: Messalonskee grinds out victory over Gardiner in defensive battle
Eagles D holds, Fin Minkel nails two long field goals in 13-6 win over Tigers.
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Local roundup: Cony field hockey cruises to victory past Oceanside
Abby Morrill has five goals and two assists in the Rams’ victory.
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Central Maine riders, officials worry about transportation contract change
Maine awarded its nonemergency medical transport contract for eligible MaineCare recipients to Modivcare, but Penquis Community Action Program, which has been Kennebec Valley Community Action Program’s broker for transportation for the last 10 years, has appealed that decision, with KVCAP officials saying moving to Modivcare could devastate KVCAP’s transportation system.