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BEVERLY, Mass. —  Two local students have been named to the 2021 fall semester dean's list at Endicott College. They are Ellah Smith of Rangeley, a

increase font size Read Article The Rangeley Guides and Sportsmen’s Association was pleased to award it’s 2021 $1000 Junior Guide Scholarship to Rangeley graduate, Ellah Smith. The Guides wish Ellah the very best as she continues to pursue her education at the college level. Comments are not available on this story. Daily Headlines Sign up and get the top stories to begin the day delivered to your inbox at 6 a.m. This iframe contains the logic required to handle Ajax powered Gravity Forms. Related Stories

By TONY BLASI SUN JOURNAL Read Article DIXFIELD — Dirigo’s perimeter shooting was on and its bothersome defense restrained Rangeley’s capable offense for most of Friday night at DeFoe Gymnasium. The Cougars also wowed their fans over live-streaming, tossing in seven 3-pointers to keep their distance from the persistent Lakers for a convincing 54-36 girls basketball victory. Rangeley’s Emily Eastlack shoots the ball past Dirigo’s Jayce Brophy during Friday night’s game in Dixfield. Andree Kehn/Sun Journal “They have a good team there, so we had to make sure to step up pres...

8 of 8 Rangeley's Emily Eastlack shoots the ball past Dirigo's Jayce Brophy during Friday night’s game in Dixfield. Andree Kehn/Sun Journal DIXFIELD — Dirigo’s perimeter shooting was on and its bothersome defense restrained Rangeley’s capable offense for most of Friday night at DeFoe Gymnasium. The Cougars also wowed their fans over live-streaming, tossing in seven 3-pointers to keep their distance from the persistent Lakers for a convincing 54-36 girls basketball victory. “They have a good team there, so we had to make sure to step up pressure on the 1-2-2 zone press,” Dirigo co...

Tuesday’s high school roundup: Big second quarter helps Brunswick top Freeport Girls' basketball: The Dragons erase a first-quarter deficit with a 15-0 run to beat the Falcons, 53-40. Staff report Share Layne Brewer of Brunswick, left, looks to pass over Angel Pillsbury of Freeport during Tuesday night’s game at Brunswick. Eli Canfield/The Times Record BRUNSWICK — Using a 15-0 run bridging the first and second quarters, Brunswick wiped out an early deficit to win its long-awaited opener, 53-40 over Freeport Tuesday night in girls’ basketball. Logan Brown finished with 11 points fo...