CLASS A QUARTERFINAL
Bangor vs. Edward Little
February 13, 2026
7:00 PM
Augusta Civic Center
Tickets available at: https://gofan.co/app/school/MPA
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We have attached a flyer from our community partner, the Bangor Y, detailing their available summer programs. The flyer includes information on program options, dates, ages served, registration instructions, and contact details.
If your child is interested in any of the programs or you have questions, please follow the registration information on the flyer or contact the Bangor Y directly.
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As you lace up for one of the final times in a Titans jersey, we want to thank each of you for everything you’ve given this program—on the ice, in the locker room, and throughout our two cities. You’ve carried more than a logo on your chest: you’ve carried the spirit of two communities coming together, blending rivalries into respect, neighborhoods into family, and different traditions into one amazing team.
You helped build something special. Meeting new teammates, sharing late-night drives, and cheering for one another through wins and losses, you turned strangers into teammates and teammates into Titans. That unity is your legacy: a group that refused to be defined by geography and instead chose to define itself by grit, heart, and teamwork.
As seniors, you’ve set the standard for what it means to represent the Twin City Titans. You showed younger players how to work hard in practice, how to pick a teammate up after a tough shift, and how to celebrate each small victory that leads to bigger ones. You gave fans from both cities something to be proud of—proof that when we come together, we can build something greater than the sum of its parts.
Enjoy every moment left this season. Play with the same courage and selflessness that brought you here, and know that you carry the pride of Bangor and Brewer with every stride. Whatever comes next—college, work, new teams—take the lessons, the friendships, and the Titans’ spirit with you. You’ve made your mark, and you’ve shown what unity can do.
We’re proud of you.
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Huge congratulations to the Bangor High School Boys Freshman basketball team—2026 Freshman Basketball Champions!
To the players—your hard work, focus, and heart carried you to a well-deserved title.
To the coaches—thank you for guiding, pushing, and believing in these young athletes.
To the families, classmates, and community—your support made the difference.
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Congratulations to the Bangor/Brewer/Hampden Academy Boys Swimming Class A KVAC Champions! #WeAreBangor
Congratulations to the Bangor High School Speech and Debate Teams on their accomplishments at the recent National Speech and Debate Qualifier held in Poland, Maine, on February 7. In addition to individual awards, Bangor also won the Leading Chapter Award for the state.
Humorous Interpretation:
1st place and national qualifier: Tobias Kennedy
Program Oral Interpretation:
3rd place: Alexandra Tunick
2nd place: Sarah Wallace
1st place and national qualifier: Chloe Sarnacki
Duo Interpretation:
3rd place: Alivia Lockhart and Chloe Sarnacki
2nd place: Sarah Wallace and Tobias Kennedy
1st place and national qualifiers: Madyson Hall and Eila Hendrix
Public Forum Debate:
2nd place: Ava Rigler and Anca Soare
Dramatic Interpretation:
3rd place: Lara Markovitch
1st place and national qualifier: Jackson Woodworth
Lincoln Douglas Debate:
2nd place: Beatrix Foster
Informative Speaking:
1st place and national qualifier: Ama Opoku
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Discover what is happening in Bangor with the newest edition of the Communique!
Dive into the latest edition of Communique, featuring articles, student spotlights, community collaborations, and important announcements!
https://online.pubhtml5.com/jrqns/kmux/
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Tonight is a special occasion as we celebrate not only your hard work and dedication on the court but also the incredible journey you’ve all taken over the past four years. Senior Night is a time to reflect on the memories you've created, the friendships you've formed, and the countless hours spent pushing each other to be the best you can be.
As you step onto the court tonight, remember that you’re leaving a legacy for those who will follow in your footsteps. Your passion for the game and your commitment to your teammates have inspired many. Cherish every moment—both the challenges and the triumphs—because they all contribute to the incredible athletes and individuals you are today.
Thank you for your determination, resilience, and sportsmanship. No matter where life takes you after this, always carry the spirit of Bangor Basketball with you. We are so proud of each and every one of you!
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Join us on February 5 as the Bangor Boys Basketball team goes head-to-head against Hampden!
Freshman - 3:30 PM
JV: 5 PM
Varsity: 6:30 PM
$3 for students and seniors, $5 for adults
Watch live at: WHOU.LIVE
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You have sprinted, jumped, and thrown your way through challenges, embodying the spirit of perseverance and teamwork. Each practice, each meet, and each moment spent together has contributed to a foundation of friendships and memories that will last a lifetime.
Remember the lessons learned on and off the track—dedication, resilience, and the importance of supporting one another. These values will guide you as you step into the next chapter of your lives. As you take on new challenges, carry with you the determination that brought you success in this sport.
Congratulations on your achievements, both as athletes and as individuals. You have made us proud, and we can’t wait to see where your journeys will take you. Embrace the future with open hearts and steadfast spirits.
Run with purpose, leap with courage, and never stop reaching for your dreams! #WeAreBangor
Join us on February 3 as the Bangor Boys Basketball team goes head-to-head against Skowhegan!
Freshman - 3:30 PM
JV: 5 PM
Varsity: 6:30 PM
$3 for students and seniors, $5 for adults
Watch live at: WHOU.LIVE
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Huge congratulations to the JFDS cheerleaders for their incredible victory at the JFDS Cheering Invitational in the Large School Division 1 on January 30. Also, a big shoutout to the Cohen Eagles for their impressive performance and securing second place! Your hard work and dedication have truly paid off, and we couldn’t be prouder of both teams!
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On Friday, students at 14th Street and Fairmount Schools were treated to a presentation by Josh Sparks from Sparks' Ark. In four highly engaging and informative 45-minute assemblies, Mr. Sparks showed students a sugar glider, chinchilla, hedgehog, dragon (you read that right), tortoise, barred owl, and boa constrictor. Mr. Sparks shared interesting information about each species (e.g., sugar gliders love Craisins, chinchillas give off fur when under attack to trick predators, owls can move their heads but not their eyes, etc.), while also regaling students with stories about each particular animal's rescue history. #WeAreBangor
Above All Be Kind
At Fruit Street School, Mrs. Libby has made it a yearly tradition to engage her students in crafting a mesmerizing hallway mural themed around kindness. Using art as a powerful tool, she sparks awareness, emotion, and connection, ultimately aiming for positive change within the school community.
Each year, after selecting a relevant theme and a symbolic image, Mrs. Libby invites every student to contribute a unique piece that visually encapsulates the concept of kindness. This collaborative effort fosters connections among students by allowing them to share their feelings and experiences through a common theme. The mural project not only enhances individual creativity but also cultivates a sense of belonging, transforming students from individuals into a cohesive community.
Artwork serves as an essential form of self-expression, particularly for children who may struggle with verbal communication. By completing art projects and making independent creative choices, students experience a boost in pride and self-confidence. The act of working together on the mural strengthens teamwork, encourages camaraderie, and builds a robust sense of community pride.
This year, Mrs. Libby chose the theme “Above All, Be Kind,” with a star as the central visual symbol. Students explored the world of constellations, learning how ancient cultures utilized them for navigation, storytelling, and calendar-making. Through illustrations of stars forming various shapes, the students were encouraged to stretch their imaginations and creativity.
Students created their own constellations by drawing outlines and cutting silhouettes from 6-inch by 9-inch blue paper. They glued these silhouettes onto a slightly bigger piece of darker blue paper, adding a variety of stars both inside and outside the shapes. The edges of the paper were rounded, and the constellations crafted by students from pre-kindergarten through third grade were assembled onto an impressive eleven-yard-long sheet of black mural paper.
In a separate art class, second-grade students engaged in creating back-view self-portraits using black markers and crayons. This innovative approach required them to focus on the texture and style of their hair from a fresh perspective. Once completed, the portraits were cut out and mounted onto 12-inch by 18-inch black paper, with stars added to form a night sky above the figures. These “star gazers” were then placed along the bottom of the mural. Large stars hung above the mural, representing each classroom and displaying the phrase “Above All, Be Kind,” alongside the signed names of every student.
The magnitude of this collaborative creation not only highlights the students’ creativity and pride but also serves as a compelling visual reminder of kindness's enduring importance. The mural stands as a celebration of unity, inspiring empathy and motivating the entire school community to engage in acts of kindness every day. Through Mrs. Libby's vision and her students' collaborative efforts, the message of kindness is woven into the very fabric of Fruit Street School.
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