Josh Michaud, Hunter Brown and Austin LaLiberty each added a point for the Patriots, who’ve sported a balanced offense all season.
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Another View: Sen. Collins is a champion for Mainers with Type 1 diabetes
A recent op-ed did not tell the full story of the senator’s leadership on this issue.
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Posted inOp-eds, Opinion
Maine Observer: My Maine garden and I are both getting ready for winter
Summer is gone, and like the flowers it’s time for me to pull back and transplant my energies inside.
Posted inLakes Region Weekly
Church seeks to celebrate ‘extraordinary’ murals that adorn Parish House
The murals, painted by a local artist, were created 10 years ago to decorate the Parish House’s empty hallways and depict various scenes from the Bible, including the resurrection.
Posted inLakes Region Weekly
Inside Gray: Oct. 18
Thanksgiving assistance Gray-New Gloucester Caring Community coordinators are preparing Thanksgiving food baskets for families and individuals who request assistance. Application forms are now available and the deadline for completed forms is Nov. 9. These application forms have been sent out by the elementary schools in school totes and SchoolMessenger. They can also be picked up […]
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Local & State
New owner has modern plans for old Stimson Memorial Hall in Gray
Loon Island, a Cumberland real estate holding company, hopes to create a cultural center.
Posted inLakes Region Weekly
Patriots’ Coach Smith retiring after long career
After nearly 50 years and more than 400 wins, the 70-year-old is stepping away from the diamond.
Posted inLakes Region Weekly
Field Hockey: G-NG succumbs to Poland in OT
The Patriots scored first – but the Knights got the next, and final, two goals.
Posted inLakes Region Weekly
Inside Gray: Oct. 4
Clean Up day Saturday, Oct. 5, is the first Gray Trash Clean Up, beginning at 10 a.m. at Wilkies Beach on Mayberry Road. The crew will then move to Libby Hill trails behind Gray-New Gloucester High School and end at the Shop N Save Plaza, 35 Portland Road. Volunteers are needed and are asked to […]
Posted inLakes Region Weekly
Food pantries head into busiest season
With holidays and high heating bills for clients approaching, in addition to the threat to some recipients’ SNAP benefits, food pantries throughout the Lakes Region are taking stock.