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| June |
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| 5/16/2008 |
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| 5/23/2008 |
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| M.S.A.D. No. 75 Newsletter |
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Monthly Headlines
 MY FLY FISHING EXPERIENCE IN VIRGINIA
When most people think of Virginia they think of beaches, Chesapeake Bay and lots of Stripers. I got to experience a different side of Virginia, a side much like my native Maine last summer. In March of 2007 I applied to the Tri-state Trout Unlimited Trout Camp. I was lucky enough to get accepted which I was very excited about. Two years earlier I went to the Trout camp here in Maine so I kind of knew what to expect.
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 WILL THE DOWNEASTER FINALLY COME TO DOWNTOWN BRUNSWICK?
AUGUSTA - Downeaster passenger train service to Brunswick got a go ahead from the Legislature on Friday, April 18, as the State Senate enacted an Act to Implement the Recommendations of the Governor's Task Force on Passenger Rail Funding. The bill, sponsored by Representative Boyd Marley, D-Portland, sets up the funding mechanism for the State Transit, Aviation and Rail (STAR) Transportation Fund and outlines disbursements from it.
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 FIRST PHASE OF COMPOSITES CLUSTER NEARLY COMPLETE
BRUNSWICK - James Howard, President of Allied Composite Center, LLC announced today that the public/private development that he has been working on with the Town of Brunswick is nearly complete. "I am excited about this new facility at one of the last remaining parcels in the Brunswick Industrial Park,"? said Howard. "This was a unique public/private partnership between my company and municipal and state government agencies. This cluster development will add much needed space for Harbor Technologies as their composites business continues to grow."
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 DO YOU HAVE CASH IN YOUR ATTIC?
GRAY - When a man from Bergenfield, New Jersey decided it was time to clear some of the clutter from his home, he contacted an auctioneer to sell his collections of guns, phonographs, and records. The gentleman, almost as an afterthought, grabbed two feed sacks full of old beer cans that had been taking up space in his attic when Jim Cyr of Cyr Auction Company arrived to pick up his collections. Though the beer cans reminded him of the basement bar his grandfather had built in the early days of Prohibition (they were used to decorate the home-made bar and ceiling beams), he'd never done anything with them and had been tempted to throw them away on numerous occasions since acquiring them in 1972.
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