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CONWAY — With the Winter Olympic Games, earmarked for Cortina, Italy, a mere 121 days away, two Kennett High graduates — Grace Castonguay and Sean Doherty — are on track to represent the United States in biathlon there. Both took a major step in that direction on Wednesday when they were sel…

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A friend told me about riding horses when she was a kid around Rockhouse Mountain in Conway. I could just imagine how exciting that was, especially with a downhill gallop to the farm. Could I do a ride like that on my bike? That question was the spark that lit my fire.

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“You’re the guy who writes that golf story every week, right?” I was asked last week during my early-morning grocery store run, and quickly replied that I do write The Golf Column with a lot of help from the folks at our local courses. The gentleman then asked, "Has the golf ball always been…

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AUGUSTA, Maine — In a battle of unbeatens, the Cony Rams got the better of the Fryeburg Academy Raiders in a matchup of football heavyweights last Friday night. This round went to the Rams, who exploded for 47 first-half points en route to a 53-7 victory.

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Friday, Sept. 19, was a beautiful day for a Fryeburg, Maine, pre-fall and Fair ride. Skies were blue, temperatures mild and the sun was shining. The Mount Washington Valley Bicycling Club’s website (tinyurl.com/49874pz5) posted a “mixed gravel and pavement ride” to Fryeburg’s Hemlock Covered…

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DOVER — The Kennett High football team saw its two-game win streak snapped when the boys from Conway ran into the high-powered St. Thomas offense on Friday night in Dover. The Saints put 40 points on the scoreboard for the fourth straight week, winning 40-18.

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CONWAY — Dealing with injuries is nothing new during a season, but the Kennett High boys’ soccer team has had more than its fair share of them this fall. Coach Kevin Lebel has been forced to juggle the starting 11 from match to match, but in the process, several younger players have gained v…

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CONWAY — The Kennett High cross-country running teams finally got to set foot on their home course last Saturday when they ran in the annual Kennett Invitational against five other schools at the Kennett Middle School. The 5K meet was part of Homecoming for the Eagles.