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Medomak Valley Athletic Trainer Settling In
With the fall sports season behind him, Christopher Wight is looking forward to what the rest of the athletic seasons have to bring. In August, Wight began his new job as the first in-house athletic trainer for Medomak Valley High School and Medomak Middle School. The South China native and...
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Former LA Player Named as Boys First-Year Basketball Coach
Lincoln Academy has named 2025 graduate Tyson Ball as the new basketball coach for the Eagles first-year team, otherwise known as the freshman boys basketball team. Ball will take over for Cody Tozier, who moved into the JV coach position that was vacated when Rand Maker retired after the 2025-2026 season. Ball’s father, Ryan Ball, is the head coach for the boys varsity team.
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This Little Maine Pizza Shop Has A Secret Upstairs That Book Lovers Won’t Want To Miss
A whole room sat hidden behind a refrigerator for more than a year. The restaurant’s owners had no idea it was there. Now it’s a used bookstore with a view of a river, sitting right above a pizza shop. I love that story. The owners found the nook,...
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MaineGeneral’s Thayer Center for Health celebrates 75 years
On the morning of November 15, 1951, the opening of the Thayer Center for Health at its new location on North St., in Waterville, signaled the dawning of a new day for health care in Central Maine. The idea was a novel one at the time: to establish a location...
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UMA gets women’s basketball win at UMF
Alisyn Alley (Stearns) recorded 15 points, five rebounds, five assists, four steals, and two blocks to lead University of Maine at Augusta women’s basketball to a 79-70 win at UMF on Tuesday night. Yvonne Roberge had 12 points, while Sierra Gibbons (Hall-Dale) added 10 points. Bella Petrocci put in...
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Maritime Artist Neal Hughes: A Storied Schooner
Maritime artist Neal Hughes was attending a windjammer event in Camden, Maine, when he photographed the two-masted schooner Stephen Taber on the water. “I felt it made a perfect subject as it sailed near Curtis Island Light at the harbor entrance,” he recalls. The scene inspired this 18-by-24-inch oil painting.