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Celebrating the many exceptional athletes that have come from Maine over the decades
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An international sports governing body announced the positive result this month.
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Maine native Cooper Flagg has been picked for USA Basketball's Select Team, which trains with the men's national team as it prepares for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.
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Fans throughout Maine turned out for the Portland Sea Dogs' Deaf and Hard of Hearing Awareness Night on Wednesday. The minor league baseball game was held to honor victims of the Lewiston victims.
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The Maine Gambling Control Unit says this summer could see a rise in online sports betting due to state tourism coinciding with the Paris Summer Olympics.
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The Drug Enforcement Administration will host an esports tournament for Rocket League this week to spread awareness about the dangers of fentanyl. The One Pill Can Kill Game Over Tournament features collegiate esports teams from across New England.
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Joan Benoit Samuelson was honored by the Maine Historical Society as its 2024 Maine History Maker on Tuesday. The long-distance runner from Cape Elizabeth won the first ever Olympic gold medal for the women's marathon in 1984.
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Club founder says "Hearts of Pine" is inspired by the Portland Valentine Bandit and the Maine state tree.
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The Maine House and Senate voted to provide a tax break to the Portland Sea Dogs baseball team for renovations at Hadlock Field. The bill now goes before Governor Mills for final approval.
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Supporters say the tax incentives are needed to upgrade Hadlock Field to meet new standards set by Major League Baseball. They also argue it will help ensure Portland's minor league baseball team stays in Maine.
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Born and raised in Gorham, the 6'3 forward became the second player ever from Maine to be drafted by a WNBA team.