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  • PORTLAND, Maine --  4/11/13 -- Ali Clair, Miss Maine USA, participated in the  Easter Seals Maine's second annual fundraiser and gala, Toast on the Coast, held at Portland's Ocean Gateway. Easter Seals is a national non-profit organization which provides exceptional services to ensure that all people with disabilities or special needs and their families have equal opportunities to live, learn and play in their communities. Photo © 2013 by Roger S. Duncan.  .
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  • PORTLAND, Maine --  4/11/13 -- Easter Seals Maine's second annual fundraiser and gala, Toast on the Coast, held at Portland's Ocean Gateway. Easter Seals is a national non-profit organization which provides exceptional services to ensure that all people with disabilities or special needs and their families have equal opportunities to live, learn and play in their communities. Photo © 2013 by Roger S. Duncan.  .
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  • PORTLAND, Maine --  4/11/13 -- Easter Seals Maine's second annual fundraiser and gala, Toast on the Coast, held at Portland's Ocean Gateway. Easter Seals is a national non-profit organization which provides exceptional services to ensure that all people with disabilities or special needs and their families have equal opportunities to live, learn and play in their communities. Photo © 2013 by Roger S. Duncan.  .
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  • 12/22/08 -- BATH, Maine.  Rusty Johanson fights a rough patch of dirt and rock as he snowblows a trail behind his home in Bath on Monday evening across a field near where his mother lives. Bath received over 18 inches of snow on Sunday's storm. Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • YARMOUTH, Maine -- July 26, 2019 -- Mildred Kenney and Lee Dionne from Cousins Island presented stories of life on Cousins Island before the bridge was built at the Cousins Island Chapel this evening. Bob Gifford followed with stories and photos from Littlejohn Island. Guests filled the chapel to standing room only. Photo by Roger S. Duncan  207-443-9665 http://www.rogerduncanphoto.com
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  • YARMOUTH, Maine -- July 26, 2019 -- Mildred Kenney and Lee Dionne from Cousins Island presented stories of life on Cousins and Littlejohn Islands before the bridge was built at the Cousins Island Chapel this evening. Bob Gifford followed with stories and photos from Littlejohn Island. Guests filled the chapel to standing room only. Photo by Roger S. Duncan  207-443-9665 http://www.rogerduncanphoto.com
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  • 12/22/08 -- BATH, Maine.  Rusty Johanson fights a rough patch of dirt and rock as he snowblows a trail behind his home in Bath on Monday evening across a field near where his mother lives. Bath received over 18 inches of snow on Sunday's storm. Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • YARMOUTH, Maine -- July 26, 2019 -- Lee Dionne from Cousins Island presented stories of life on Cousins Island before the bridge was built at the Cousins Island Chapel this evening. Dionne followed Mildred Kenney who had more stories of Cousins Island and Bob Gifford closed the night with stories and photos from Littlejohn Island. Guests filled the chapel to standing room only. Photo by Roger S. Duncan  207-443-9665 http://www.rogerduncanphoto.com
    IslandHistorySpeech-006.JPG
  • YARMOUTH, Maine- 8/13/17 -- Tommy Ishimwe, 15, of Yarmouth, center, helps light candles for marchers as part of a meeting, demonstration and march in solidarity against violence and rioting in Charlottesville, Va.   About 40 people gathered and marched together singing "We Shall Overcome" on Sunday evening to demonstrate solidarity with the victims of weekend violence in Charlottesville, Va which killed three and injured dozens. Photo by Roger S. Duncan for The Forecaster.
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  • 5/11/09 -- TOPSHAM, Maine.  Mt Ararat's Meghan Dano drives through Cony's Captain Holly Parker on the way to the net on Monday evening to score one of her several goals en route to a strong victory. At the half the score was 7-3 in favor of Mt Ararat. Between Meghan and her sister, Whitney, they had scored five of the seven Eagle goals and had contributed with an assist each as well. Contributing to the win, Evelyn Dickinson was a stone wall in the net  Mt. Ararat went on to win.  Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • December 16, 2007 -- BATH, Maine. Raymond "Buck" Alexander blows snow from the sidewalk in front of his apartment, above the Frank Smith Cleaners in downtown Bath, on Sunday afternoon. "A cop told me not to plow out in the road-- but then the plow guy came round and told me to go right ahead and put it out in the street. I'm goin' with the plow guy." He added, "I'm helpin' out the old lady who runs the shop downstairs. She's not quite so able as I am. And this thing (the electric snow blower) is awesome!".Buck's fiancee, Sarah Rumery, right, and her daughters, Taylor Rumery, 3, left, and Madysin Rittall, 2, looked out the upstairs window with their neighbor Sarah Murphy, 22, as Buck cleaned up down below.  ."Do you want some hot chocolate?" asked Sarah, Buck's fiancee, as Taylor and Madysin pushed snow off the window sill. Buck came upstairs and had a warm cup of cocoa after he finished up.  .Snow reached 10 inches deep in some places in Bath on Sunday.  On Sunday evening it rained, making an icy crust over the snow by dawn, as temperatures dropped into the teens.  Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • YARMOUTH, Maine -- July 26, 2019 -- Bob Gifford from Littlejohn Island presented stories of life on Littlejohn Island before the bridge was built as part of a presentation on island history at the Cousins Island Chapel this evening. Mildred Kinney and Lee Dionne from Cousins Island   started the event with stories of their home island. Guests filled the chapel to standing room only. Photo by Roger S. Duncan  207-443-9665 http://www.rogerduncanphoto.com
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  • YARMOUTH, Maine -- July 26, 2019 -- Bob Gifford from Littlejohn Island presented stories of life on Littlejohn Island before the bridge was built as part of a presentation on island history at the Cousins Island Chapel this evening. Mildred Kinney and Lee Dionne from Cousins Island   started the event with stories of their home island. Guests filled the chapel to standing room only. Photo by Roger S. Duncan  207-443-9665 http://www.rogerduncanphoto.com
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  • YARMOUTH, Maine -- July 26, 2019 -- Mildred Kenney from Cousins Island presented stories of life on Cousins Island before the bridge was built at the Cousins Island Chapel this evening. Lee Dionne followed with more stories of Cousins Island and Bob Gifford shared stories and photos from Littlejohn Island. Guests filled the chapel to standing room only. Photo by Roger S. Duncan  207-443-9665 http://www.rogerduncanphoto.com
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  • YARMOUTH, Maine -- July 26, 2019 -- Mildred Kenney from Cousins Island presented stories of life on Cousins Island before the bridge was built at the Cousins Island Chapel this evening. Lee Dionne followed with more stories of Cousins Island and Bob Gifford shared stories and photos from Littlejohn Island. Guests filled the chapel to standing room only. Photo by Roger S. Duncan  207-443-9665 http://www.rogerduncanphoto.com
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  • YARMOUTH, Maine -- July 26, 2019 -- Mildred Kenney  from Cousins Island presented stories of life on Cousins Island before the bridge was built at the Cousins Island Chapel this evening. Lee Dionne followed with more stories of Cousins Island and Bob Gifford shared stories and photos from Littlejohn Island. Guests filled the chapel to  standing room only. Photo by Roger S. Duncan  207-443-9665 http://www.rogerduncanphoto.com
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  • 5/11/09 -- TOPSHAM, Maine.  Mt Ararat's Whitney Dano cuts through a host of Cony defenders on Monday evening to score one of her several goals en route to a strong victory. At the half the score was 7-3 in favor of Mt Ararat. Between Whitney and her sister, Meghan, they had scored five of the seven Eagle goals and had contributed with an assist each as well. Contributing to the win, Evelyn Dickinson was a stone wall in the net  Mt Ararat went on to win.  Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
    lax 5.11.09 003.JPG
  • December 16, 2007 -- BATH, Maine. Raymond "Buck" Alexander blows snow from the sidewalk in front of his apartment, above the Frank Smith Cleaners in downtown Bath, on Sunday afternoon. "A cop told me not to plow out in the road-- but then the plow guy came round and told me to go right ahead and put it out in the street. I'm goin' with the plow guy." He added, "I'm helpin' out the old lady who runs the shop downstairs. She's not quite so able as I am. And this thing (the electric snow blower) is awesome!".Buck's fiancee, Sarah Rumery, right, and her daughters, Taylor Rumery, 3, left, and Madysin Rittall, 2, looked out the upstairs window with their neighbor Sarah Murphy, 22, as Buck cleaned up down below.  ."Do you want some hot chocolate?" asked Sarah, Buck's fiancee, as Taylor and Madysin pushed snow off the window sill. Buck came upstairs and had a warm cup of cocoa after he finished up.  .Snow reached 10 inches deep in some places in Bath on Sunday.  On Sunday evening it rained, making an icy crust over the snow by dawn, as temperatures dropped into the teens.  Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
    Weather Bath 12.16.07-015.JPG
  • YARMOUTH, Maine -- July 26, 2019 -- Bob Gifford from Littlejohn Island presented stories of life on Littlejohn Island before the bridge was built as part of a presentation on island history at the Cousins Island Chapel this evening. Mildred Kinney and Lee Dionne from Cousins Island   started the event with stories of their home island. Guests filled the chapel to standing room only. Photo by Roger S. Duncan  207-443-9665 http://www.rogerduncanphoto.com
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  • YARMOUTH, Maine -- July 26, 2019 -- Bob Gifford from Littlejohn Island presented stories of life on Littlejohn Island before the bridge was built as part of a presentation on island history at the Cousins Island Chapel this evening. Mildred Kinney and Lee Dionne from Cousins Island   started the event with stories of their home island. Guests filled the chapel to standing room only. Photo by Roger S. Duncan  207-443-9665 http://www.rogerduncanphoto.com
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  • YARMOUTH, Maine -- July 26, 2019 -- Lee Dionne from Cousins Island presented stories of life on Cousins Island before the bridge was built at the Cousins Island Chapel this evening. Dionne followed Mildred Kenney who had more stories of Cousins Island and Bob Gifford closed the night with stories and photos from Littlejohn Island. Guests filled the chapel to standing room only. Photo by Roger S. Duncan  207-443-9665 http://www.rogerduncanphoto.com
    IslandHistorySpeech-008.JPG
  • YARMOUTH, Maine -- July 26, 2019 -- Lee Dionne from Cousins Island presented stories of life on Cousins Island before the bridge was built at the Cousins Island Chapel this evening. Dionne followed Mildred Kenney who had more stories of Cousins Island and Bob Gifford closed the night with stories and photos from Littlejohn Island. Guests filled the chapel to standing room only. Photo by Roger S. Duncan  207-443-9665 http://www.rogerduncanphoto.com
    IslandHistorySpeech-007.JPG
  • YARMOUTH, Maine -- July 26, 2019 -- Lee Dionne from Cousins Island presented stories of life on Cousins Island before the bridge was built at the Cousins Island Chapel this evening. Dionne followed Mildred Kenney who had more stories of Cousins Island and Bob Gifford closed the night with stories and photos from Littlejohn Island. Guests filled the chapel to standing room only. Photo by Roger S. Duncan  207-443-9665 http://www.rogerduncanphoto.com
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  • YARMOUTH, Maine -- July 26, 2019 -- Mildred Kenney from Cousins Island presented stories of life on Cousins Island before the bridge was built at the Cousins Island Chapel this evening. Lee Dionne followed with more stories of Cousins Island and Bob Gifford shared stories and photos from Littlejohn Island. Guests filled the chapel to standing room only. Photo by Roger S. Duncan  207-443-9665 http://www.rogerduncanphoto.com
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  • YARMOUTH, Maine- 8/13/17 -- Tommy Ishimwe, 15, of Yarmouth, center, helps light candles for marchers as part of a meeting, demonstration and march in solidarity against violence and rioting in Charlottesville, Va.   About 40 people gathered and marched together singing "We Shall Overcome" on Sunday evening to demonstrate solidarity with the victims of weekend violence in Charlottesville, Va which killed three and injured dozens. Photo by Roger S. Duncan for The Forecaster.
    YarmouthMarch8-13-17-006.JPG
  • December 16, 2007 -- BATH, Maine. Raymond "Buck" Alexander blows snow from the sidewalk in front of his apartment, above the Frank Smith Cleaners in downtown Bath, on Sunday afternoon. "A cop told me not to plow out in the road-- but then the plow guy came round and told me to go right ahead and put it out in the street. I'm goin' with the plow guy." He added, "I'm helpin' out the old lady who runs the shop downstairs. She's not quite so able as I am. And this thing (the electric snow blower) is awesome!".Buck's fiancee, Sarah Rumery, right, and her daughters, Taylor Rumery, 3, left, and Madysin Rittall, 2, looked out the upstairs window with their neighbor Sarah Murphy, 22, as Buck cleaned up down below.  ."Do you want some hot chocolate?" asked Sarah, Buck's fiancee, as Taylor and Madysin pushed snow off the window sill. Buck came upstairs and had a warm cup of cocoa after he finished up.  .Snow reached 10 inches deep in some places in Bath on Sunday.  On Sunday evening it rained, making an icy crust over the snow by dawn, as temperatures dropped into the teens.  Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
    Weather Bath 12.16.07-004.JPG
  • December 16, 2007 -- BATH, Maine. Raymond "Buck" Alexander blows snow from the sidewalk in front of his apartment, above the Frank Smith Cleaners in downtown Bath, on Sunday afternoon. "A cop told me not to plow out in the road-- but then the plow guy came round and told me to go right ahead and put it out in the street. I'm goin' with the plow guy." He added, "I'm helpin' out the old lady who runs the shop downstairs. She's not quite so able as I am. And this thing (the electric snow blower) is awesome!".Buck's fiancee, Sarah Rumery, right, and her daughters, Taylor Rumery, 3, left, and Madysin Rittall, 2, looked out the upstairs window with their neighbor Sarah Murphy, 22, as Buck cleaned up down below.  ."Do you want some hot chocolate?" asked Sarah, Buck's fiancee, as Taylor and Madysin pushed snow off the window sill. Buck came upstairs and had a warm cup of cocoa after he finished up.  .Snow reached 10 inches deep in some places in Bath on Sunday.  On Sunday evening it rained, making an icy crust over the snow by dawn, as temperatures dropped into the teens.  Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
    Weather Bath 12.16.07-007.JPG
  • Holly berries in bloom at a home in Cape Elizabeth, Maine. ..Holly berries are potentially lethal if eaten. The fruit and leaves both contain alkaloid theobromine, caffeine, and glycosides. These substances, in small amounts stimulate the nervous system. In large doses they act as a depressant. Native Americans traditionally used the yaupon tree (Ilex vomitoria) to make a beverage which caused hallucinations. .In Europe, holly was used to treat many things -- including colic, fever, rheumatism, and even smallpox. ..Often a small garnish of holly is placed into the top of the traditional British Christmas Day dessert, Plum Pudding, as it is presented. ..According to Sara Williams, a specialist in horticulture with the University of Saskatchewan, as few as twenty berries could be a lethal dose.
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  • 3/20/12 -- HARPSWELL SOUND, HARPSWELL, Maine. Sternman Zach Drehobl, left, and Captain Jim Barclay of Harpswell's F/V Lorelei haul aboard a lobster trap lost in 2007 on Tuesday morning as part of 'Gear Grab', sponsored by non-profit association, Gulf of Maine Lobster Foundation (GOMLF). <br />
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Gear Grab provides grant funding to lobster fishermen who volunteer to grapple up some of the thousands of pounds of lost lobstering gear - known as "Ghost Gear" - which litters the sea floor in Maine's fishing grounds.<br />
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The 2-day Harpswell-based event allowed fishermen to clean up places which they knew were already a mess - and drag a grappling hook along the bottom in places where they guessed Ghost Gear might have accumulated.  ."I didn't even use the fish finder -- I just knew where that one was - I was snagging it all last year," said Captain Barclay of hauling in a snarl of 18 traps in Harpswell Sound on Monday. <br />
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On Monday F/V Lorelei brought in close to 30 ghost traps - the first day of the event. Tuesdays catch came to four - with a few pieces of wooden traps which appeared to disintegrate on the way up from the bottom. "We've really only dragged about a quarter of the spots which we know are bad," said Sternman Drehobl. "And, the hard part is - you could miss [a ghost trap] by three feet with your hook and never know it."<br />
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GOMLF is a non-profit based in Kennebunk which works with fishermen, scientists and community members to support a healthy lobster fishery in Maine. <br />
<br />
Another Gear Grab is planned for Tenant's Harbor on Wednesday and Thursday this week and a date and place are being set up by Director Erin Pelletier for Southern Maine in the next few weeks. <br />
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For more information or to participate in GOMLF events visit http://www.gomlf.org/ or call: 207-205-8088. <br />
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Photo and extended caption by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • 3/20/12 -- HARPSWELL SOUND, HARPSWELL, Maine.  Captain Jim Barclay and Sternman Zach Drehobl of Harpswell's F/V Lorelei haul aboard a piece of a smashed-up lobster trap on Tuesday morning as part of 'Gear Grab', sponsored by non-profit association, Gulf of Maine Lobster Foundation (GOMLF). <br />
<br />
Gear Grab provides grant funding to lobster fishermen who volunteer to grapple up some of the thousands of pounds of lost lobstering gear - known as "Ghost Gear" - which litters the sea floor in Maine's fishing grounds. <br />
<br />
The 2-day Harpswell-based event allowed fishermen to clean up places which they knew were already a mess - and drag a grappling hook along the bottom in places where they guessed Ghost Gear might have accumulated.  ."I didn't even use the fish finder -- I just knew where that one was - I was snagging it all last year," said Captain Barclay of hauling in a snarl of 18 traps in Harpswell Sound on Monday.<br />
<br />
On Monday F/V Lorelei brought in close to 30 ghost traps - the first day of the event. Tuesday's catch came to four - with a few pieces of wooden traps which appeared to disintegrate on the way up from the bottom. "We've really only dragged about a quarter of the spots which we know are bad," said Sternman Drehobl. "And, the hard part is - you could miss [a ghost trap] by three feet with your hook and never know it.".<br />
<br />
GOMLF is a non-profit based in Kennebunk which works with fishermen, scientists and community members to support a healthy lobster fishery in Maine. <br />
<br />
Another Gear Grab is planned for Tenant's Harbor on Wednesday and Thursday this week and a date and place are being set up by Director Erin Pelletier for Southern Maine in the next few weeks.  <br />
<br />
For more information or to participate in GOMLF events visit http://www.gomlf.org/ or call: 207-205-8088. Photo and extended caption by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • 7/3/11 -- WISCASSET, Maine. Red's Eats, a Maine fixture at all times of day and night, draws folks even in the rain and the night . Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • 7/3/11 -- WISCASSET, Maine. Red's Eats, a Maine fixture at all times of day and night, draws folks even in the rain and the night . Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • 7/3/11 -- WISCASSET, Maine. Red's Eats, a Maine fixture at all times of day and night, draws folks even in the rain and the night . Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • 7/3/11 -- WISCASSET, Maine. Red's Eats, a Maine fixture at all times of day and night, draws folks even in the rain and the night . Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • 7/3/11 -- WISCASSET, Maine. Red's Eats, a Maine fixture at all times of day and night, draws folks even in the rain and the night . Composite Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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