Bangor Daily News
During a crisis, Orono’s football coach gave players his best. Then they gave him theirs.
After his son Tyler suffers a life-threatening aortic tear, Orono football coach Bob Sinclair finds strength in his team's unwavering support while chasing a state championship victory together.
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3mAT CARY MEDICAL CENTER IN AROOSTOOK COUNTY.
An ICU nurse shares their heartwarming journey of moving from the New Mexico desert to Maine, finding a welcoming community, professional fulfillment, and a perfect family life at Cary Medical Center.
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4mNo. 3 Notre Dame keeping this week’s focus on BC prospects
No. 3 Notre Dame remains focused on winning games rather than rankings as they prepare to face a struggling but dangerous Boston College team this Saturday.
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5mBlowouts are common, close games are rare so far this season
The NBA is witnessing a historic surge in lopsided blowouts and a scarcity of close finishes, while elite stars chase rare point-per-minute scoring milestones early this season.
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4mCamden to remove street paid parking kiosks
Following a landslide public vote, Camden officials will remove downtown parking kiosks, ending a year-long controversy while maintaining paid parking exclusively at the Public Landing.
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5mMaddie Fitzpatrick off to great start for UM
After overcoming a season-ending knee injury and a reserve role, UMaine standout Maddie Fitzpatrick is making an explosive impact, earning America East Player of the Week honors.