Lastest recovering plan has 75-year time frame and costs $24 million.
Nathan Fournier
Staff Writer
Nathan Fournier has been a sports reporter for the Sun Journal the past eight years. He enjoys hanging out with family and friends, watching sports when he's not working. He's a 2010 graduate of the New England School of Communications.
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Women’s hockey: Lewsiton native Katie Lachapelle ready to build Holy Cross program in the Hockey East era
Lachapelle takes over as the head coach of the women’s hockey team at Holy Cross.
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Boys hockey: When St. Dom’s needed him, Gaston Fuksa came up big
Fuksa was key in St. Dom’s victory over Lewiston in the Class A North regional final.
Posted inLocal Sports, Sports
After years of searching, Jim Cain finds the perfect fit for the Colisee
Bringing an NAHL franchise to the Colisee in Lewiston is the end of an eight-year odyssey.
Posted inBoys Basketball, Girls Basketball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Unified basketball: Edward Little defeats Poland
Gage Cloutier, George Kampstra lead Red Eddies to win over Knights.
Posted inLocal Sports, Sports
Maine Nordiques, an NAHL Tier II team, coming to Lewiston
The new team will play in the NAHL’s East Division, starting next season, at the Androscoggin Bank Colisee.
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Junior hockey: Kings jump on Thunder early in Game 1; Nordiques blow out Powerhawks
Thunder let in four goals in the first period en route to a 7-1 loss to South Shore. Audette and Sanchez each have two goals for the Nordiques
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Junior hockey notebook: Nordiques well-represented at NA3HL Top Prospects Tournament
Six Nordiques players show their skills in front of scouts.
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Junior hockey: Quebec-born players help Thunder reach playoffs
The four Quebecois on Twin City’s roster have helped the team clinched a playoff berth in its inaugural season.
Posted inVarsity Maine, Wrestling
Girls wrestling state championships: Oak Hill’s Zoe Buteau wins title
Buteau, who has chased a state title for four years, finally wins one in state’s first girls state championship meet.