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Observer photo/Mike Lange GRAB ‘N GO — Dexter quarterback Matt Bartlett (5) hands off to tailback Zack White (24) with Zack Caron (82) getting ready to block in Saturday’s contest against Mattanawcook.

    Three residents of Dover-Foxcroft took part in half-marathons in two different states on Sunday, Oct.

Observer photo/Mike Lange BLOCK PARTY — Lucinda Wingert of PCHS (11) and teammate Sarah Taylor try to block a shot from Dexter’s Jordan Jubinville during Saturday’s homecoming contest.

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Observer photo/Mike Lange A field of 37 runners takes off from the starting line during the 18th annual Race to End Domestic Abuse on Sunday, Oct.

By Stuart Hedstrom  Staff Writer     DOVER-FOXCROFT — For much of the game between Foxcroft Academy and Class B John Bapst Memorial High School on the afternoon of Sept.

Observer photo/Mike Lange     BUSTING THROUGH — Quarterback Matt Bartlett leads the Dexter Tigers in their pre-game ceremony Saturday against Orono.

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Observer photo/Mike Lange     BEST FOOT FORWARD — Lucinda Wingert of PCHS (11) gains control through Central defenders Brooke Byers (17) and Johannah Harrod (1) during the Pirates’ 4-0 homecoming victory Saturday.

    Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Commissioner Chandler Woodcock will be the featured guest speaker at two informational seminars on the upcoming bear referendum, sponsored by the Piscataquis County Republican Committee.

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    GUILFORD — On Sunday, Oct.

Boyer’s monster day leads Ponies to big road win over Old Town     Pete Boyer exploded for 307 yards and six rushing touchdowns to lead Foxcroft to a come-from-behind 55-33 victory at Old Town Friday night.

Observer photo/Mike Lange     JUST PASSING THROUGH — Morgan Hutchins of Orono waits for a pass while being defended by Kylea Roberts (19) of PCHS in Saturday’s 2-1 Pirates’ victory.

Observer photo/Mike Lange Sarah Taylor of PCHS (21) pushes the ball between Sydney Allen (3) and Brooke Byers (17) of Central in Saturday’s 4-0 shutout victory.

By Stuart Hedstrom  Staff Writer     DOVER-FOXCROFT —Neighboring rivals Class B Foxcroft Academy and Class C Piscataquis Community High School boys had the opportunity for “Thursday Night Lights” on Sept.