Gardiner field hockey ends Belfast’s 40-game winning streak
Anna Griffiths’ 4th-quarter goal lifts the Tigers over the two-time defending Class B champion.
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Anna Griffiths’ 4th-quarter goal lifts the Tigers over the two-time defending Class B champion.
Thornton Academy moves into the top spot after triumph over last week’s No. 1.
The Capers are now tied for third with Windham, trailing only Camden Hills and Scarborough.
We look at five boys and five girls whose on-field impacts went beyond the stat sheet in the fall season’s opening month.
Two tribute bands in Waterville; giant pumpkins in Damariscotta; classic literature on stage in Skowhegan; local craft beer, brats and more in Gardiner; and Fall Maple Fest events to be held statewide.
Five For Fighting plans Gardiner concert, Natalie MacMaster and Donnell Leahy and Floydian Trip shows set for Waterville Opera House, Lake George readies for annual Garlic Festival, and the Fryeburg Fair opens Sunday.
Highlights include the Hurricane Meadows Fall Festival in Falmouth and the Swine & Stein Brewfest in Gardiner.
Lorrie Morgan and The Billy Joel Legacy are in Waterville, Gardiner’s Johnson Hall to host Palaver Strings, Myrtle Street Klezmer will perform in Bath, Unity readies for the Common Ground Fair, and a #STRONGgirls Camp heads to Colby College.
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Maine is the 9th state in Rev. Dr. Robert Turner’s nationwide initiative seeking reparations for the descendants of enslaved Africans.
The Alfond Grant Program has awarded a $500 grant to every child born in Maine since 2013 and now, those recipients are eligible for new scholarships from 2 Maine institutions.
Investigators say Nicholas Fellows had sexual contact with an inmate under his supervision earlier this year.
Matthew Clancy will pay a $300 fine and avoid additional punishment if he engages in treatment, refrains from possessing alcohol and otherwise stays out of trouble for 9 months.
In a survey by the Siena Research Institute, Mainers had mixed feelings about the job market and the business climate.
Renee Kimball said the crowd was standing for Clancy, her children and increased mental health support, specifically for mothers.
The museum received a $250,000 grant to fund the new exhibits and renovations.
Several first basemen are included among the state’s top players.
The best of a strong year in the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel coverage area features players from all four classes.
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