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Cheverus field hockey wins its fourth straight Class A state title

If you follow the Stags, Saturday was another close one. Cheverus beat Mt. Ararat 2-1 in the Class A final at Edward Little High in Auburn.

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Foxcroft's 144 goals rank second in Maine history

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2012 Skowhegan155
2026 Foxcroft144
2017 St. Dominic143

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  • New cafeBread & Friends has taken over the former Belleville building at 767 Forest Ave.

    Bread & Friends has taken over the former Belleville building at 767 Forest Ave. and moved its pastry production there. A weekend takeout cafe is planned to open Nov. 14, selling breads, pastries, drip and iced coffee, and tea, with espresso drinks and longer hours to follow renovations next year.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Portland Food Map

  • Food driveIf you can spare a few cans, Westbrook School Nutrition is running a Stuff-The-Bus food drive at the Westbrook Hannaford, collecting non-perishable items from 9 a.m.

    If you can spare a few cans, Westbrook School Nutrition is running a Stuff-The-Bus food drive at the Westbrook Hannaford, collecting non-perishable items from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. this weekend and next. The food will go out at a giveaway event before winter break.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: WMTW

  • Makers marketA few dozen vendors sold goods at the Cherry Hill Maker's Market in Gorham on Sunday, and hundreds of visitors got an early start on holiday shopping.

    A few dozen vendors sold goods at the Cherry Hill Maker's Market in Gorham on Sunday, and hundreds of visitors got an early start on holiday shopping. Sydney Hobart's Salty Handmade Goods cards drew chuckles.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: The Portland Press Herald

  • Anime fansAni-Maine, an annual convention in South Portland, welcomed 300 anime fans and cosplayers this year, and fans gathered in South Portland over the weekend.

    Ani-Maine, an annual convention in South Portland, welcomed 300 anime fans and cosplayers this year, and fans gathered in South Portland over the weekend.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: NEWS CENTER Maine

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Cheverus wins a fourth straight state field hockey title

Plus, the Maine Celtics rally late at the Portland Expo to start 2-0.

The TLDR

  1. Cheverus field hockey wins a fourth straight Class A title
  2. Maine Celtics rally late to sweep Westchester at the Expo
  3. Bread & Friends plans a weekend takeout cafe on Forest Ave.
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