The 28th edition of the Can-Am Crown International Sled Dog Races to begin Feb. 29 in Fort Kent expects a handful of veteran mushers, but also some new faces -- including a 15-year-old first-time competitor. Caleb Hayes of Belfast trains with his father, Jonathan Nathaniel Hayes, proprietor of Poland Spring Seppala Kennels out of Frenchville. The elder Hayes has raced in Can-Am off and on throughout the past 20 years, but said of his son, “ I will feel far more proud supporting him and seeing him cross the finish line.”

In addition to a 2 ½-year construction project that has recently closed the lower half of the city’s waterfront park and a possible expansion of Geaghan’s Pub and Craft Brewery, the city is also considering extending the waterfront park, adding a parking lot and more walking trails.

As the quarterfinals of the Maine high school basketball tournament come to a close Wednesday, it’s time to look back at some of the top shots snapped by BDN photographers this week.

Plus, check out these notable moments from the quarterfinals:

-- Peyton Grant’s buzzer-beater lifts Dexter girls past Narraguagus in C North quarterfinals provides one of the best videos from the tourney so far.

-- This 7-player Aroostook County team includes 3 freshmen and 2 eighth-graders. And their point guard is a 4-foot-10 13-year-old.