W.G. Mallett school food pantry to relocate

Selectmen authorized a partnership that will allow the W.G. Mallett School food pantry to store supplies at the Community Center.

Cooling off at Hippach Field

Lewiston revises park curfews due to vandalism concerns

The council said it may amend the new policy ahead of a final reading June 20 to address concerns about field access.

Skateboard park committee being formed in Farmington

The Dragon's Nest Skateboard Park, the first public park in the state, was unearthed in 2020 and is expected to undergo a rebuild in 2024.

Ski swaps offer Midcoast residents bargains and community

Ski swaps in Brunswick and Freeport this weekend will provide a great opportunity for newbies and experts alike to score a bargain on winter sports gear, according to organizers.

While nation’s kids turn from sports, young Mainers can’t get enough

Local youth sports organizations report strong participation numbers despite pandemic challenges.

A growing sport finds a new home in Portland’s East Bayside

A new outdoor court is dedicated at Fox Field for futsal – a version of soccer that's played on a hard surface with a smaller ball and five players to a side.

Some towns to open summer day camps and youth sports programs

But towns like Paris have decided to cancel their summer programs after weighing the risks of community spread from COVID-19.

Auburn rolling out recreation programs, while Lewiston remains sidelined

Auburn's summer "rec" camp may be the only one in the region to open, and its adult softball league is now in full swing.