Belfast – Lewiston Sun Journal

Will Janet Mills’ statewide tour take some momentum from Graham Platner?

The Democratic governor made a public appearance blitz while hoping to recover from a bad poll in the U.S. Senate primary.

Clubs in Portland and Belfast aim to welcome new fans of the sport.

Brooklynn Webber and Kaydn Hansen nab individual titles for the Cougars, and Noble’s Hannah Perro becomes the state’s first four-time girls champion.

The influential Oscar-winning documentarian had summered in Northport since 1974, and one of his many films was about nearby Belfast.

Also, catch the Maine Voices Live interview with Portland Hearts of Pine co-founder Gabe Hoffman-Johnson.

The Cougars add another championship in a hugely successful season.

While Class B squads don’t have heavy numbers to choose from, past success and program buy-in have helped keep teams afloat.

The Maine Historical Society in Portland announced 16 stops Thursday as part of a slate of events to celebrate the United States’ 250th anniversary.

The Vikings win the Class A title, while the Black Raiders take Class B.

Hannah Pingree has hauled in the most cash among Democrats with $1.4 million, while Jonathan Bush is the leading Republican with $1.3 million raised.