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But the Maine Principals' Association is asking a federal court to block the request for a trove of information, saying it is irrelevant to the central issue in the DOJ's lawsuit against the state.
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A hazing incident last year prompted MSAD 75 to suspend the team's season and take steps to address the issue of bullying.
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A school board member at RSU 73 in Livermore Falls is resigning following the board's vote last month to change its official Title IX policy to restrict transgender girls' participation in sports.
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The race, which was started 27 years ago by Maine Olympic marathon champion Joan Benoit Samuelson, attracts international elite runners.
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The Halifax Wanderers and Portland Hearts of Pine will play August 6 at Fitzpatrick Stadium in Portland.
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Pioneering sports journalist Christine Brennan discusses her career, her new book about Caitlin Clark, and women's professional sports
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The $10 million renovation include a brand new player clubhouse for the Red Sox Double-A affiliate, along with new batting cages, locker rooms and a bigger bullpen. The changes were required by Major League Baseball.
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The settlement is effective today, July 1st, and allows colleges and universities to pay athletes directly in addition to providing them with athletic scholarships.
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Roller derby is an intense and often aggressive full-contact sport. But it's also known for its inclusivity.
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As expected, Maine basketball phenom Cooper Flagg was the first pick in last night's NBA draft, chosen by the Dallas Mavericks. There were several boisterous watch parties in Flagg's hometown of Newport, where locals who knew the outcome cheered nonetheless.
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While proposal prohibiting transgender girls from competing on girls' and women's sports teams narrowly cleared the House, it was defeated in the Senate alongside a slate of other related bills.