Two Gold Balls will be awarded in the eight-man ranks, while 11-man teams battle for berths in state title game.
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Watch Varsity Maine’s football highlights from Week 10
The best action from last week’s postseason contests.
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Wells football staves off Gardiner for Class C quarterfinal win
The Warriors make two late defensive stands to advance to next week’s semifinals against Greely.
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Five high school football playoff storylines to follow this week
Westbrook has enjoyed a turnaround year, but to keep it going, it’ll have to beat Marshwood in the Class B South semifinals.
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Gardiner volleyball sweeps Wells to reach Class C state final
The Tigers roll on in the semifinal to return to the state championship game for the first time since 2021.
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Maine Christmas tree harvest expected to be strong, despite lengthy drought
Newly planted trees are more susceptible to the monthslong dry spell, causing an increase in mortality rates for saplings. But farmers say the older trees that will be for sale this holiday season are doing well.
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Watch the Varsity Maine football highlights from Week 6
The best action filmed by our reporters last week.
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Watch the Varsity Maine football highlights from Week 5
Tipped balls and other great plays filmed by our reporters.
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Maine law introduced by Kennebunk senator addresses student homelessness
LD 384 went into effect on Sept. 24, granting Maine schools the ability to provide financial assistance for students experiencing a housing crisis.
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Maine public water supply complies with law, but is it safe?
A national advocacy group says federal limits for three carcinogens found in tap water from public systems in Maine and across the U.S. are too low. Water districts say it’s not fair to expect ratepayers to fund improvements to meet its lower recommended levels.