DOVER-FOXCROFT — Foxcroft Academy dominated all three phases of the game vs.

Dow leads Tigers with three goals DEXTER — Heading into the Sept.

Photo courtesy of Eric Ogden PhotographyFOXCROFT CROSS COUNTRY — Front, from left, Runner Jarrett, Haejun Seo, Bao Tran, Pace Jarrett, and Nguyen Thao Pham.

Photo courtesy of Eric Ogden Photography DEXTER CHEERING — Team members are Bree Burgess, McKenzie Curtis, Madison LaGross, Shelby Sinclair, Lauren Thompson, Taylor Michaud, Abagail Trafton, Jayden Dami, Andrea Gilman, Kenzie Kimball, Fannie Patel, Izzie Roberts, Samantha Lovely, McKenzie Trafton, manager Kaylynn Loggans, coach Danille Mower, and head coach Kirstie Mower.

OLD TOWN — Foxcroft Academy junior Runner Jarrett ran to a 5th-place performance at the 73rd Old Town Sectional Invitational on the afternoon of Saturday, Sept.

By Pete Warner, Bangor Daily News Staff The calendar says fall began in the early morning hours of Saturday, Sept.

Photo courtesy of Eric Ogden Photography PENQUIS BOYS SOCCER — Front, from left, Lucas Chai, Donovan McEwen, Sean Chenkin, Aidan Murano, Wyatt Romero, Peyton Herbest, and Austin Gallant.

Photo courtesy of Eric Ogden Photography PCHS FIELD HOCKEY — Front, from left, Audrey Chadbourne, Hannah Firth, Molly Goodwin, Olivia Goodwin, Sadie-Mae Kelley, Haylee Marshall, and Emery-Jo Chambers.

By Larry Mahoney, Bangor Daily News Staff Field hockey season is in full swing and some well-established programs are off to a fast start.

Observer photo/Stuart Hedstrom HALL OF FAMERS — The 2023 inductees into the Foxcroft Academy Athletic Hall of Fame were honored during halftime of the Homecoming football game on the evening of Sept.

DOVER-FOXCROFT — With a 35-0 lead at the half Foxcroft Academy left little doubt before the final play about the outcome of the game and a milestone for head coach Danny White vs.

MILO — The switch from 11- to 8-player soccer could not have worked out any better for the Penquis Valley High School girls so far.

By Pete Warner, Bangor Daily News Staff Hunters who want a better chance of hot ruffed grouse action in the fall often head to the North Maine Woods and Aroostook County, where birds are usually more plentiful.

By Pete Warner, Bangor Daily News Staff The most significant obstacle for many Mainers who want to hunt or pursue other traditional outdoor activities is knowing how to get started.

By Julia Bayly With thousands of miles of snowmobile and all-terrain vehicle trails in Maine crossing privately owned acres, the potential for friction between landowners and recreational riders is always there.

By Pete Warner, Bangor Daily News Staff There is nothing quite like the excitement and anticipation of the first day of any hunting season.

By Aislinn Sarnacki We were hiking through a cloud on Katahdin, Maine’s tallest mountain.

GUILFORD — Friends of Community Fitness has been awarded a $5,000 grant from the Bangor Savings Bank Foundation to support opening a new fitness studio and adding equipment.