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Updated July 27 Pulling together: Megunticook Rowing competes on Androscoggin River Midcoast rowers ages 16 to 67 competed in six events, racing the 1,500-meter course through downtown Lewiston in single and double shells, and in a 4+, a boat with a coxswain and four rowers, each with one oar. Share In a photo taken with a drone, Maggie Gill of Megunticook Rowing works to the finish line. Tris Coburn and Peter Piconi LEWISTON — Megunticook Rowing traveled to Lewiston-Auburn for the first Riverfest Regatta on Saturday, July 24, as the group competed against rowers from arou...

Family ties pull Olympic gold medalist back to Maine Anna Goodale, a mother of two young boys, left a demanding coaching job at Ohio State for an opportunity to run the community-based rowing club in her hometown of Camden. Share Olympic gold medalist Anna Goodale and her 4-year-old son, Owen, are shown at Megunticook Lake in Camden, where Goodale has been executive director and head coach of the Megunticook Rowing Club for the last 18 months. Shawn Patrick Ouellette/Staff Photographer CAMDEN — The wind was whipping across Megunticook Lake on a recent afternoon, creating white caps that w...

Family ties pull Olympic gold medalist back to Maine Anna Goodale, a mother of two young boys, left a demanding coaching job at Ohio State for an opportunity to run the community-based rowing club in her hometown of Camden. Share Olympic gold medalist Anna Goodale and her 4-year-old son, Owen, are shown at Megunticook Lake in Camden, where Goodale has been executive director and head coach of the Megunticook Rowing Club for the last 18 months. Shawn Patrick Ouellette/Staff Photographer CAMDEN — The wind was whipping across Megunticook Lake on a recent afternoon, creating white caps that w...

Peter Gutwein has thanked voters, saying he intends to waste no time implementing plans to secure Tasmania's future.

The Liberal Party has won a historic third term in Tasmania with ongoing vote counting still to determine if they will govern in majority. With more than half of the votes counted, the Liberals are expected to win at least 12 seats, one short of a majority in the state's 25-member lower house. Premier Peter Gutwein has vowed to quit if he is unable to secure a majority meaning another Liberal could lead Tasmania if the government fails to secure a 13th seat. Mr Gutwein though on Saturday night said he was 'confident' he had secured a majority in state parliament.