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Big fourth inning sparks Maine-Endwell to Section 4 Class A baseball title

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A five-run fourth inning helped Maine-Endwell rally for an 8-6 victory over Owego Free Academy in the deciding game of the Section 4 Class A baseball tournament Saturday at M-E.

Owego forced Saturday’s contest with an 11-1 win Friday, the Spartans’ first loss in the double-elimination tournament.

Liam Hadfield picked up the win Saturday. He went 6 1/3 innings and gave up four runs (three earned) on eight hits. He struck out five and walked five.

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Owego scored three runs in the seventh inning before Preston Nezelek recorded a title-clinching strikeout with the bases loaded.

Ben Rollison was 3-for-4 with two doubles and two RBIs for Owego, which was looking to add a sectional title to its Southern Tier Athletic Conference championship.

Jack Hennessey hit a two-run double in the fourth to give M-E a 4-3 edge after Owego took a 3-1 advantage into the inning. Austyn Nyschot (2-for-4) followed with a two-run single.

The Spartans added two more runs in the third and two in the sixth to lead lead 8-3.

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Maine-Endwell (18-5) will take on the Section 1 champion in a sub-regional at 6 p.m. May 30 at SUNY Purchase. If the Spartans win, they play the Section 1 champ at 4 p.m. June 1 at Union-Endicott in the regional final.



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Maine’s 10 most expensive home sales from June

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A nearly $7 million home on the coast of Kennebunk topped out as the most expensive home to sell in Maine last month.

We assembled a list of the top 10 most expensive residential properties in Maine that changed hands in June. The information comes from state transfer tax documents that are available to the public online.

While Maine’s most expensive residential property sales last month all surpassed $3 million and averaged nearly $5 million, they are not as pricey as some of the commercial real estate transactions from the same time frame.

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The Press Hotel in downtown Portland, for example, sold for just under $58 million, making it the state’s most expansive property sale from last month.

— Scott Edmunds, Trustee of The Oyster Shell Real, bought 7 Shoreline Way in Kennebunk from Evergreen/Kennebunk Realty LLC for $6.9 million on June 30.

— Rebecca and Eric Deschambault bought 49 Rising Tide Lane in Freeport from Daniel and Lauren Mills for $6.7 million on June 1.

— Sea Rose Holdings LLC bought 488 Main St. in Ogunquit from John Brennan for $6.3 million on June 30.

— Set Family Investments LLC bought 9 Starboard Lane in York from The Richard Jackson Sr. 2023 Trust for $5.2 million on June 8.

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— Suzanne and Christopher Hendriksen bought 904 Kings Highway in Kennebunkport from The Anchorage LLC for $4.5 million on June 15.

— The 149 Lighthouse Road Trust bought 149 Lighthouse Road in Bridgton from The William P. Boardman Irrevocable Trust for $4.2 million on June 30.

— Kevin Devaney and Melissa Croatti bought 7 Nubble Point in York from Jennifer and Andrew Amorosi for $3.5 million on June 18.

— Melanie and David Cox bought 909 Princes Point Road in Yarmouth from Thomas Harden for $3.4 million on June 18.

— The BH Family Trust bought 75 Scenic View Drive in Naples from the Denis R. Landrey and Cathleen Landry Revocable Trust for $3.4 million on June 26.

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— April and Joshua Lafrance and Gail Marie Sasseville bought 93 Governors Point Road in Harpswell from Donna B. Barmore for $3.1 million on June 17.



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Leslie Marshall urges Democrat Graham Plattner to exit Maine Senate race amid allegations | Fox News Video

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Fox News contributor Leslie Marshall expresses her belief in women as Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner faces rape accusations. Marshall criticizes the Democratic Party for applying a ‘political litmus test’ to sexual assault allegations, emphasizing that physical abuse should not be overlooked based on political affiliation or timing.



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PACs should ease up on the political propaganda in Maine | Letter

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PACs should ease up on the political propaganda in Maine | Letter


Maine folks are being harassed with political ads. We are all sick and tired of the mostly mean-spirited rhetoric appearing constantly in ads, mail and by phone from traditional and super PACS, dousing us with propaganda.  

 Trust me when I say that we are well aware of how our representatives serve Maine. Their actions or inactions speak volumes. 

Here is an impressive action that should be implemented. Make it mandatory that all out-of-state campaign spenders, who throw obscene amounts of money on political ads regarding Maine candidates, hence disturbing our peace and privacy, must spend the equal amount directly on the people of Maine, who are literally struggling with various affordability crises (too many to list, but felt daily). 

Money is no object during an election year, when they want our full attention. If they invested in Maine folks, instead of bombarding us with ads that we ideally tune out, that might get our attention. We are witness to millions of dollars being thrown at ads, as Maine struggles. And that is all we notice.  

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Christine Hoyt
Rumford



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