Casares broke a record from 1989 with the previous record-holder on hand to see the team battle Mt. Ararat in the pool. Also, Spruce Mountain girls rally past Winthrop and win in overtime, and Mountain Valley loses a close one.
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Posted inLewiston-Auburn, News
Photos: Enjoying pancakes with Santa in Lewiston
Photos and food on tap at Lewiston motorcycle shop during Saturday’s fundraiser.
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Posted inSports
NFL notebook: League reduces testing for asymptomatic players
Beginning Sunday, the NFL will only test unvaccinated player or those experiencing symptoms of COVID-19.
Posted inNational Sports, Sports
NFL: Division rivalries and playoff implications highlight Week 15
Amid rescheduled games and a terrible Texans-Jaguars matchup are some exciting showdowns that could impact the postseason.
Posted inBoston Bruins, Sports
Bruins shut down through at least Dec. 26 due to increase in COVID-19 cases
Boston will have four games postponed, the NHL says, “as a result of additional positive cases and concern with the continued spread of COVID-19.”
Posted inSports
Mets hire Buck Showalter as manager
Showalter, who has managed more than 3,000 games, returns to manage his fifth team.
Posted inNew England Patriots, Sports
These results would help the Patriots
New England has put itself in good position for the playoffs, and a little help this weekend wouldn’t hurt.
Posted inOutdoors, Sports
Outdoors in Maine: Sleepless in the Rockies, but why?
V. Paul Reynolds has never had one good night’s sleep during more than 25 years of elk hunting in the Colorado Rockies.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, Maine, Op-Eds, Opinion
Joaquin Contreras: Poutine a la Maine may be a mess but it’s a sumptuous mess
Local Flavors: A visit to Governor’s in Lewiston turns into an exquisite romp through the confluence of Canadian-Maine diner cuisine.
Posted inLocal Sports, Outdoors, Skiing, Sports, Varsity Maine
On Skiing: It isn’t easy, but high school skiers deserve fan support
High school racers often provide their own equipment, which is expensive, and usually compete without much of a crowd, Dave Irons writes.