The school paused the program during the pandemic before bringing it back this fall.
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Oxford 250 notebook: Drivers show respect for Jeff Taylor after long-sought victory
Competitors tip their caps to longtime Farmington driver, who first qualified for race in 1993.
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The Maine Book Fest in downtown Waterville celebrates all books
Weekend festival offered a book fair and market, book talks, writing events and more.
Posted inField Hockey, Sports, Varsity Maine
Watch: Field hockey teams put on a show during dance-off at Central Maine Play Day
Competition went further than the playing field for annual Winslow event.
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Parade, craft fair, food, games highlight Madison Anson Days
Food, games, a parade, book sale, crafts, music, vendors and more marked the second of three days of Madison Anson Days, an event celebrating the sister towns on the Kennebec River in Somerset County.
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Oxford 250: No clear-cut favorite in wake of Cole Butcher’s absence
Butcher won’t be back to defend the titles he won in 2022 and 2023, but there are still many former champions in the field, while others are vying for a first win at Maine’s biggest auto race on Sunday.
Posted inBoys Soccer, Girls Soccer, Sports, Varsity Maine
Soccer: Madison girls, Carrabec boys teams with new coaches out to defend 8-player state titles
Hunter Durland takes over the Cobras; Lauren Peters, Mike Walsh co-coaching the Bulldogs.
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Thomas College earns naming rights to Ice Vault with ambitious hockey future ahead
The school also has added women’s club hockey, which will begin play next year.
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Auto racing: Two-time defending Oxford 250 champ banned from this year’s race
Cole Butcher of Canada was informed earlier this year he was no longer welcome on the PASS tour because of his driving style.
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Sidelines: Competing as a pro wrestler brings much joy — and what a ride it’s been
Central Maine sports columnist Dave Dyer looks back at his 5 years of professional wrestling.