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Mt. Ararat baseball wakes up against Edward Little after weather delay

Jun 11, 2026 |

By Cooper Sullivan

| Sun Journal (Lewiston, ME)

BRUNSWICK — When thunder and lightning forced the Mt. Ararat and Edward Little baseball teams to pause their Class A North quarterfinal Thursday at Bowdoin College with the score tied 1-1 in the bottom of the fifth inning, some players grabbed their phones before they trekked from Pickard Diamond to Farley Fieldhouse. Mt. Ararat starting pitcher Eligh Imrie was not one of them. “I don’t need it,” said the St. Joseph’s College commit.

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High schools Thursday: Oxford Hills baseball bounces Brunswick

Jun 11, 2026 |

By Scott Martin

| Sun Journal (Lewiston, ME)

Cam Pulkkinen had three hits and drove in four runs to boost top-seeded Oxford Hills to a 13-3 five-inning win over No. 8 Brunswick in a Class A North baseball quarterfinal Thursday in Paris. The Vikings (16-1), ranked third in the Varsity Maine poll, will host either No. 4 Hamden or No. 5 Messalonskee in the semifinals Saturday. Pulkkinen was 3-for-4 with a double and three runs. His two-run single sparked a seven-run second inning that gave Oxford Hills a 10-2 lead.

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Defense lifts Leavitt baseball to B South quarterfinal win over Morse

Jun 11, 2026 |

By Nathan Fournier

| Sun Journal (Lewiston, ME)

TURNER — Solid defense allowed Leavitt to hold on to its lead before its offense really got going in the second-seeded Hornets’ 8-0 win over No. 7 Morse in a Class B South baseball quarterfinal on Thursday. The Hornets (15-2) will host No. 3 Greely (12-5) in the regional semifinals on Saturday at 3 p.m. Leavitt lead by two in the top of the third inning when Nolan Becker of Morse (13-5) hit a ball that seemed destined for the gap in left field.

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Plan for $550M data center in Jay suffers setback

Jun 11, 2026 |

By Mark LaFlamme

| Sun Journal (Lewiston, ME)

JAY — A plan to convert the old Androscoggin paper mill into a data center appears to have hit a snag. Jay Town Manager Shiloh LaFreniere wrote in an email Thursday night that Sentinel Data Centers has said it does not intend to move forward with the project. That information, according to LaFreniere, came from the JGT2 Redevelopment, which had been planning to partner with Sentinel on the $550 million project.

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Oxford Hills honors the coaches who built its softball program

Jun 11, 2026 |

By Travis Lazarczyk

| Sun Journal (Lewiston, ME)

PARIS — How do you thank a pair of coaches for a combined seven decades of service? It’s almost an impossible question to answer. You do your best, remembering that nobody gives that much of their time for accolades. If you coach that long, it’s because it’s about more than receiving a pat on the back. As the high school softball playoffs begin this week, Cindy Goddard approaches the end of her 36th and final season as head coach at Oxford Hills.

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Hampden softball downs Edward Little in A North quarterfinal

Jun 11, 2026 |

By Jimmy James

| Sun Journal (Lewiston, ME)

AUBURN — Almost a month ago, Edward Little pitcher Chloe LeBlanc held Hampden Academy to one hit in a 6-0 win for the Red Eddies. When the teams met again Thursday in a Class A North quarterfinal, the Broncos wanted to attack LeBlanc early. “We prepared a ton for that outside pitch,” said junior Aubrey Shaw. “We know, as a lefty, (LeBlanc’s) just going to sit on that outside corner. Every day at practice, set up a tee outside. We had coach pitch us outside.

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Washington County paper mill deaths confirmed to be caused by hydrogen sulfide

Jun 11, 2026 |

By Rachel Estabrook

| Sun Journal (Lewiston, ME)

The Maine medical examiner’s office has determined that two young men working at the Woodland Pulp paper mill died of complications of hydrogen sulfide exposure following a leak in late January. Kasie Malcolm, 20, was an engineering student from the University of Maine who interned at the mill. He died hours after the Jan. 27 gas leak in the facility’s bleach plant. Allen Hornberger, 26, had been working as a process engineer at the Washington County mill for five months.

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3 Rangeley high school seniors earn scholarships

Jun 11, 2026 |

By Quentin Blais

| Sun Journal (Lewiston, ME)

Three Rangeley Lakes Regional School graduates were recently awarded scholarships for their higher education costs. Shirley Truland poses with her cat. (Courtesy of Faye Meyers) Shirley Truland, class of 2026 valedictorian, was awarded the Seasonal Friends of Rangeley Scholarship, a multiyear award totaling $10,000.

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Second woman sentenced in $2.3M Maine prison fraud and kickback scheme

Jun 11, 2026 |

By Emily Allen

| Sun Journal (Lewiston, ME)

A Florida businesswoman who helped a former Maine prison official steal public funds has been sentenced to six months in jail. Melanie High, 70, was also ordered Monday to pay the state back $100,000 in restitution. She pleaded guilty in July 2025 to robbery and theft charges, according to court records. Gerald Merrill, a former deputy superintendent for two Maine prisons, pleaded guilty to the same charges in March.

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Mexico gives 2 volunteers Spirit of America award

Jun 11, 2026 |

By Bruce Farrin

| Sun Journal (Lewiston, ME)

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Mt. Ararat baseball wakes up against Edward Little after weather delay

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Plan for $550M data center in Jay suffers setback

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Hampden softball downs Edward Little in A North quarterfinal

Washington County paper mill deaths confirmed to be caused by hydrogen sulfide

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