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Wisdom girls advance to Class D semifinals with shutout victory over Schenck

Wisdom shut out quarterfinal competitor Schenck in a 6-0 victory at home on Wednesday afternoon.

Wisdom boys win down-to-the-wire Class D quarterfinal versus Madawaska

The Wisdom boys took a 2-1 victory at home against Madawaska Tuesday afternoon, in what was a tense Class D North quarterfinal between the high ranking, neighboring teams.

Madawaska boys take prelim win versus Schenck

Madawaska secured a decisive 7-2 victory over Schenck to earn its first win of the postseason at home on Friday night in a Class D North boys preliminary soccer contest.

Madawaska girls beat short-handed Katahdin at home in first round of playoff soccer

Madawaska defended its spot in the Class D North playoffs with a 4-1 victory over a short-handed Katahdin team at home in a girls soccer prelim Friday afternoon.

Fish River could get $200k to keep the lights on at new Madawaska health care center

Fish River Rural Health is no stranger to power outages, but it’s hoping to keep the lights on all winter at the new Madawaska health care center thanks to a generator funded by a $200,000 federal grant.

Fort Kent wins back-to-back varsity soccer games at Madawaska

Fort Kent took back-to-back victories from Madawaska on the Owls’ senior night Wednesday. The Warrior boys won 5-1, and the undefeated girls followed with a 6-1 win.

St. John Valley Chamber director resigns

When Sharon Boucher moved back to her hometown two years ago and took a job as the director of the St. John Valley Chamber of Commerce, she thought she’d keep the job until she died.

Madawaska soccer players support their teammate through a major knee injury

When Cameron Migneault returned to Madawaska from knee surgery at Children’s Hospital in Boston, the first group of people to greet him was his varsity soccer team.

Madawaska’s Fall Fest celebrates the turning season on a surprise sunny Saturday

On a weekend where inches of rain flooded Madawaska’s roads and rushed over the long-dry bed of the St. John River, the town’s second annual Fall Fest caught a lucky few hours of sunshine Saturday morning.

Night work begins Sept. 20 on Madawaska international bridge

Reed & Reed contractors will begin night work on the international bridge construction project between 6 p.m. and 6 a.m. on Monday, Sept. 20.

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