Top half holds steady in Varsity Maine field hockey poll
No changes in the top 5 this week, which has been common this season.
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No changes in the top 5 this week, which has been common this season.
Thornton Academy moves into the top spot after triumph over last week’s No. 1.
Brunswick earns every first-place vote after winning 1-vs.-2 showdown with Lewiston.
We look at five boys and five girls whose on-field impacts went beyond the stat sheet in the fall season’s opening month.
“We’ve got to be more consistent. We’ve got to score points,” head coach Jordan Stevens said after dismissing offensive coordinator Mikahael Waters.
Maida Uhlig of Portland would see a nearly tenfold increase in her annual cost if she has to buy her medication in the US instead of getting it by mail from Canada.
Six players break 80 for the Navigators; Winthrop edges Maranacook by a shot in the MVC qualifier.
Good Theater presents ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ at Stevens Square Theater in Portland.
The proposal to bring back the Scotia Prince doesn’t appear to offer much convenience for the cost.
Maine Roads to Quality, affiliated with the University of Southern Maine, is at risk of closing after a state contract it’s had for decades is given to a private company from New York that plans to embrace AI in its work.
Coming off a disappointing season after winning the Hockey East tournament in 2025, the Black Bears are focused on playing blue-collar hockey.
The former Beatle and his All Starr Band will be at Cross Insurance Arena in Portland on Saturday.
Highlights include the Hurricane Meadows Fall Festival in Falmouth and the Swine & Stein Brewfest in Gardiner.
Austin Phillips is one of the last full-time makers of the figures in the country, and an expert on the nearly forgotten art.
The Portland- and South Portland-based providers specializing in services for adults with developmental disabilities failed to protect patients from mistreatment, DHHS claims.
He was Maine’s most famous personal injury lawyer, known for his TV commercials and the lit-up “CALL JOE” sign towering over downtown Portland.
Beginning Sept. 30, Lit Fest returns with conversations and events bringing writers, poets, artists and readers to towns and cities across the state.
The Runaway Maine Music Fest in Turner features Marcy Playground and Sister Hazel.
E.B. White’s ‘Natura in Urbe’ is the basis of a new book called ‘The Duck Can’t Sleep,’ with art by Maine illustrator Melissa Sweet and a foreword by White’s granddaughter.
The Bowdoinham resident took the mound for the Reading Phillies against the Portland Sea Dogs on Thursday night.
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