The eight-man division is poised for a shakeup as four schools departing.
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Harpswell fly-fishing expert publishes debut book at 62
‘A Full Net: Fishing Stories from Maine and Beyond’ was recently released by Yarmouth’s Islandport Press.
Basketball notebook: After opening slump, Yarmouth boys are finding form
The Kennebunk boys are enjoying a hot stretch of their own, while the Massabesic girls see good numbers a year after dropping out of varsity play.
Federal appeals court reconsiders mothers’ wrongful death suit against Biddeford police
Susan Johnson and Jocelyn Welch have spent years arguing that an officer contributed to the deaths of their children when their landlord shot them in 2012.
In photos: Willard Beach’s fishing shacks
Take a look at the three historic fishing shacks that stood for over a century on Fisherman’s Point at Willard Beach and were washed away in Saturday’s storm.
Authorities seal details about slaying in Portland last week
Robert Lancaster, 49, is accused of killing David Hannauer at the Portland YMCA. He appeared in court Tuesday but police records detailing his arrest are still sealed.
A freed Israeli hostage relives horrors of captivity and fears for her husband, still held in Gaza
It’s been weeks since Sharon Alony Cunio and her twin 3-year-old girls were released from Gaza, where they were taken hostage from the Nir Oz farming village.
Gov. Mills asks Legislature to create new state office for immigrants
The Office of New Americans would help asylum seekers and other immigrants integrate into the workforce and community.
Brunswick lawmaker’s bill to expand birth control coverage advances in Legislature
Democrat Rep. Poppy Arford’s bill would require state-regulated health insurance plans to cover over-the-counter contraceptives.
Bruins goalie Jeremy Swayman fueled by messy arbitration, lofty goals
The former UMaine goalie says he learned a lot about the business side of hockey last summer.