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Nordic skiing: Orono boys and Maranacook girls win MVC titles - Vimarsana News

Nordic skiing: Orono boys and Maranacook girls win MVC titles

The girls team competition is decided by one point — the Black Bears' depth overcoming the Red Riots' sister duo. The Orono boys win thanks to four finishers in the top seven.

Nordic skiing: Freestyle race at Black Mountain a springboard to remainder of season - Vimarsana News

Nordic skiing: Freestyle race at Black Mountain a springboard to remainder of season

Participants from Dirigo, Mountain Valley and Telstar use the shorter course and ideal conditions to gain some confidence as bigger races draw closer.

High school roundup: Abby Dorr, Natalee Orr score in Mt. Blue's win over Mountain Valley - Vimarsana News

High school roundup: Abby Dorr, Natalee Orr score in Mt. Blue's win over Mountain Valley

The Cougars, Buckfield and Edward Little win 2-0 in girls soccer, while Dirigo edges Lisbon; Edward Little, Gray-NG and Oxford Hills field hockey victories; Dirigo boys soccer rolls past Spruce Mountain.

Landmark day for Radnorshire restaurants and pubs - Vimarsana News

Landmark day for Radnorshire restaurants and pubs

PUBS and restaurants around Radnorshire have been celebrating being able to open to customers for the first time in nearly five months. As Covid-19 restrictions eased further on Monday, it allowed for the hospitality sector – one of the hardest hit during the pandemic – to welcome back customers for the first time since the UK entered a third lockdown in early December. It may not quite be a full return to normality as pubs, restaurants and cafes are only allowed to open outdoors – indoor hospitality can resume from May 17 – but it’s still a cause for celebration for many busi...