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Turnout strong as Mainers weigh in on state referendums, local races
Mainers on Tuesday braved high winds on a crisp fall day to make their voices heard on as Question 1, which would have required voter ID and made other changes to Maine’s elections, and Question 2, a so-called red flag law. Many towns also held municipal elections.
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Watch the Varsity Maine football highlights from Week 7
The best action from last week’s high school football games.
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Varsity Maine football honor roll for Week 7
The best individual performances from last week’s games.
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Health care options in central Maine dwindle after recent closures
Residents have to navigate long appointment waitlists and look for doctors outside of their communities, as local health providers shutter or have limited availability.
Posted inFootball, Sports, Varsity Maine, Wrestling
Wally LaFountain, Winslow football and wrestling coaching legend, dies at 99
LaFountain, who coached Winslow football from 1958-68 and founded the Maine-Nebraska wrestling exchange, leaves a lasting imprint in the community.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
5 takeaways on the Kennebec River dam sale
While all the impacts of the sale of Brookfield Renewable Energy’s hydroelectric dams to The Nature Conservancy aren’t yet known, here’s what we know so far.
Posted inFootball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Watch the Varsity Maine football highlights from Week 3
The best action filmed by our reporters during last week’s games
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Varsity Maine football honor roll for Week 3
Last week’s standout performances from around the state.
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Central Maine towns grapple with rate hikes announced by regional ambulance service
Delta Ambulance officials announced a $20 to $25 increase in per capita rates for 2026 at the China town office Wednesday morning. That number could rise, officials said.