Newly created fields have Acadia Fire back in business
LAMOINE — Thanks to some outside-the-box thinking, Acadia Fire Soccer Academy is back in business. After losing its spring season to the novel coronavirus pandemic, Acadia Fire has returned to action via a nontraditional summer session that began June 3. Unable to play at its indoor facility, the club has found a viable alternative just ...
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Little League state tournament, American Legion season canceled
ELLSWORTH — Hopes to see games played at diamonds across the state this summer have taken a further hit following ...
Hancock County golf courses back in business
BAR HARBOR — Hancock County golf courses spend every spring at the mercy of the weather. This year, they’ve been ...
MPA Football Committee approves classification changes for 2020
ELLSWORTH — Changes are coming to the Hancock County high school football scene in 2020 after Maine Principals’ Association Football ...
YMCA names Teddy Saunders Award winners
ELLSWORTH — Four Ellsworth High School seniors have been selected as the Down East Family YMCA’s 2020 Teddy Saunders Award ...
Golf season on hold following Governor’s order
By Drew Bonifant Kennebec Journal/Morning Sentinel AUGUSTA — It was a sunny, warm day, so Robert Berube did Monday what ...