Watch this 2024 Maine Class A Girls Basketball Semi Final game between the Windjammers of Camden Hills and the Bulldogs of Lawrence. This game was played at the Augusta Civic Center on Wednesday 2/21/2024. The play-by-play announcer was Charlie Crockett, statistician Dave Ridley, and the sports videographer was Penny Crockett.
Watch this 2024 Maine Class A Boys Basketball Semi Final game between the Windjammers of Camden Hills and the Broncos of Hampden Academy. This game was played at the Augusta Civic Center on Wednesday 2/21/2024. The play-by-play announcer was Charlie Crockett, statistician Dave Ridley, and the sports videographer was Penny Crockett.
Watch this 2024 Maine Class B Boys Basketball Semi Final game between the Mariners of Oceanside and the Panthers of Medomak Valley. This game was played at the Portland Expo on Tuesday 2/20/2024. The play-by-play announcer was Charlie Crockett and the sports videographer was Penny Crockett.
Watch this Maine Class B Girls Basketball Semi Final game between the Mariners of Oceanside and the Lakers of Lake Region. This game was played at the Portland Expo on Tuesday 2/20/2024. The play-by-play announcer was Charlie Crockett and the sports videographer was Penny Crockett.
Watch this Maine Class B Girls Basketball Semi Final game between the Panthers of Medomak Valley and the Phoenix of Spruce Mountain. This game was played at the Portland Expo on Tuesday 2/20/2024. The play-by-play announcer was Charlei Crockett and the sports videographer was Penny Crockett.
In Camden, the start of spring is marked by the crocuses blooming at the Camden Library,
This spring is no different and lots going on at the library.
Despite civil unrest, Nigeria has retained a semblance of stability through a rotational presidency among ethnic groups that ensures representation and prevents disintegration. On the economic side, corruption within the oil industry has led to a mismanagement of oil resources and underproduction.
With global energy dynamics shifting and geopolitical instability on the rise, there’s an emerging opportunity for the Nigerians. If Nigeria can overcome the internal struggles, their strategic positioning and military strength could help them become a significant player in the region; this could even evolve into partnerships with Western powers seeking energy stability.
You may recall from my last “hug from Maine” that back in mid-January the coast of Maine was ravaged by two historically destructive storms and astronomical high tides. Damage assessment has painted a grim portrait of the consequences of the back-to-back events and it’s not a pretty picture. Millions upon millions of dollars in damages are going to have an intensely negative impact here, especially upon our working waterfronts in the fishing villages along the coast and out on the islands as they begin to gear up for our community-sustaining fishing season.
To that end, today I would humbly like to share with you a link to the Island Institute’s efforts to help those businesses and communities that give the coast its legendary and unique character. Put bluntly, an operative working waterfront is what keeps these towns going and these terribly impactive storms have imperiled the very life’s blood of our coastal communities.
Watch this Maine Class A Boys 1/4 Final game between the Windjammers of Camden Hills and the Warriors of Nokomis. This game was played Saturday 2/17/24 at the Augusta Civic Center. The Maine Coast TV broadcast crew includes Charlie Crockett, Dave Ridley and Penny Crockett.
Watch this Maine Class A Girls 1/4 Final game between the Windjammers of Camden Hills and the River Hawks of Skowhegan. This game was played Friday 2/16/24 at the Augusta Civic Center. The Maine Coast TV broadcast crew includes Charlie Crockett, Dave Ridley and Penny Crockett.