Clippers tie game with 2 seconds to go in regulation, win it, 13-12, on Colter Olson’s goal a minute into OT.
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Yarmouth seniors bow out as champions, beat Caribou in state final
Clippers win with ease, capture second Class B championship, 8-1.
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Falmouth ends Cape’s reign with emphatic state game victory
Navigators start fast, roll to 18-5 victory for first Class A crown.
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Yarmouth girls ride second half surge to beat Falmouth in Class A Final
Clippers outscore Navigators, 8-1, in second half to prevail, 12-8, win first title since 2021.
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Barton steps down as Falmouth boys’ hockey coach
Deron Barton, who in 2011 took over a Falmouth boys’ hockey program that hadn’t been able to get over the hump and win a state championship, then produced back-to-back titles in 2013 and 2014, has stepped down. “The program’s in good shape and I’m not going far,” said Barton, a one-time high school standout in […]
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Greely takes step closer to three-peat, hands Mt. Ararat first loss in semifinals
Rangers to battle Freeport in state game after 13-9 triumph.
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Thorsson, DiBartolomeo, Magoun win Cumberland Town Council seats
Denise Thorsson wins the at-large seat by just two votes.
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Abbott, Craig reelected to Yarmouth Town Council
Anne Fleming, Kellie Hall and Sarah Olivares win seats on the School Committee and voters Tuesday also approve the $39.3 million school budget.
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Falmouth voters elect Morton and Mahoney to council, Cronan and Zamer to school board
Voters also approve the $49.4 million school budget.
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SAD 51 voters narrowly approve school project for Greely campus
Voters in North Yarmouth were against the school bond, 808-704, but it passed by 49 votes districtwide.