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While a return to Rangeley Lake remains unlikely, wildlife officials are looking to conservation and smaller waters as a path forward for the species also known as blueback trout.
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Quarterback Lucas Davenport and receiver Landon Wyman team up for four touchdowns, all in the second quarter.
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The Class B Falcons score late in the fourth quarter to beat the Class C Ramblers.
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The Falcons come up clutch and bring the Ramblers' 11-game winning streak to an end.
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The Hawks intercept four passes and snap the Blue Blazes' 10-game winning streak.
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Keegan Littlefield and Jaiden Hebert combined for 256 rushing yards in the Bulldogs' victory.
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Eager for a stronger effort in Week 2, the Scots scored points in bunches, then tightened up defensively to top the Knights.
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Randy Jones, who died of an apparent heart attack, performed in plays across Maine and owned The Playhouse at Waterville Station with his wife. He was 63.
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A former TV news reporter from Gorham, she's built a following and a business with funny, frenetic videos that tap into Mainers' shared experiences.
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They say the sector is growing and professionalizing nationally and in the state.
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Brodie Hinckley resigned as director of the Maine Bureau of Emergency Communications last year after he was charged with animal cruelty following the death of Baxter, a 3-year-old chocolate Labrador retriever.
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The Charles Group has lobbied for dozens of clients on Capitol Hill. Here's a look at some of them.
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A recent study from the nonprofit Educate Maine found about half of curricula used to teach reading to children are based on the science of reading. Lawmakers and the education department are eying a mandate.
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The Rams edged the Trojans in five sets in their first showdown since Gorham won 3-1 in the Class A final last year.
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The Neighborhood Housing Trust is now seeking donors to help it make crucial repairs to the 131-year-old building on North Street.
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The first foliage report of the season shows little color change as shorter days and cooler nights begin setting the stage for fall.
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Superintendent Reza Namin's conclusions are not necessarily accurate, data shows.
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The 10-year-old from Manchester became an international peace activist while questioning the Cold War.
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The state's easternmost city needs it to attract travelers seeking a certain type of Maine experience.
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Steve Ward grew up in Gorham and died in the attacks while working at the World Trade Center. His sister, Kathryn Ward, has been organizing the race and a scholarship in his honor for 15 years.
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A quarter century after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, here are clippings from some of Maine's major papers for the week of Sept. 11, 2001, from our archives.
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The attacks in New York City, on the Pentagon and on United Airlines Flight 93 still hold painful memories for many.
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Top plays filmed by Varsity Maine reporters during the opening week of the 2026 season.
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The man and woman from New York are charged with theft by deception, and police suspect they are associated with a Romanian theft ring.