Advocates propose reclassifying the water quality of the river from Rumford to Lisbon — a move they say could spark economic growth.
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High schools Tuesday: Oxford Hills softball no-hits Edward Little
Kyeria Morse strikes out 10 in pitchers’ duel with Red Eddies’ Kassidy Lobb.
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Turner-based school district budget passes, but majority in Greene disapprove
Though most voters among Leeds, Turner and Greene residents voted to approve the Maine School Administrative District 52 budget, it was a thin majority.
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Buckfield softball hands Leavitt its first loss
Brittany Carrier drives in four runs for the Bucks, who avenge their only setback of the season.
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High schools Tuesday: Leavitt softball extends shutout streak
The Hornets keep their undefeated record intact, blanking Lake Region for their third straight shutout. Also, Edward Little sophomore throws no-hitter.
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High schools Friday: Monmouth baseball downs Winthrop
Mustangs score twice in bottom of the fifth to pull past the Ramblers.
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Portland Diocese says no to operating St. Dom’s for a ‘bridge year’
Church officials and the board formed to save the school are still negotiating an offer to rent the campus next school year.
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Spring sports, a school budget and line work captured this week
Sun Journal photographers select some of their favorite images for The Week in Photos: May 10-16, 2025.
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St. Dom’s board proposes new terms as diocese’s deadline passes
The Saint Dominic Regional High School board had until Wednesday to come up with $3 million for an escrow account to help fund a ‘bridge year’ for the high school.
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Yes, everybody, there are Black people in Maine
The community may be small, but Black Mainers are a big part of the state’s history. Now, new businesses and efforts are attracting Black tourists and residents by challenging stereotypes of the Pine Tree State.