Bangor - It was one last hurrah today for high school basketball. The best seniors in the state of Maine coming together for the McDonald's All-Star festivities at Husson University. The classes were split up, with Class A and B teaming up, C and D doing the same. Fans were treated to skill competition and games, all in one "happy meal" of a day.
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