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Runners take off Saturday from Vaughan Field at the start of Old Hallowell Day 5K run in Hallowell. Hibby Regan (8502), center, was the first female finisher, in 21 minutes, 8 seconds. There were 141 finishers in the early morning event.
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Brett Almasi was the first male finisher Saturday, in 17 minutes, 52 seconds, during the Old Hallowell Day 5K run on Middle Street in Hallowell.
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Wearing her Lady Liberty costume, Nancy Jacob waves Saturday to spectators from the back of a Volkswagen Beetle during the Old Hallowell Day parade on Water Street in Hallowell. Jacob says she has been wearing a version of the red, white and blue costume in parades for 40 years.
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Runners give thumbs-up Saturday to cheering supporters in front of Cox Memorial Methodist Church during the Old Hallowell Day 5K run in Hallowell. There were 141 finishers in the early morning event.
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Chief Scott McMaster of the Hallowell Police Department rides an electric bike Saturday during the Old Hallowell Day 5K run on Middle Street in Hallowell.
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Courtney Acheson sprints Saturday over the last two blocks of the Old Hallowell Day 5K run on Middle Street in Hallowell. There were 141 finishers in the early morning event.
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Wearing her Lady Liberty costume, Nancy Jacob waves to spectators Saturday from the back of a Volkswagen Beetle during the Old Hallowell Day parade on Water Street in Hallowell. Jacob says she has been wearing a version of the red, white and blue costume in parades for 40 years.
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Brett Almasi, left, was the first male finisher Saturday, in 17 minutes, 52 seconds, and Hibby Regan was the first female finisher at 21:08 in the Old Hallowell Day 5K run in Hallowell.
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Kara Walker, dressed as the Marmalade Lady, waves Saturday from the Maine Orange Growers Association float during the Old Hallowell Day parade on Water Street in Hallowell. The group’s motto: “Global warming/climate change is happening. Let’s embrace it. Grow oranges!”
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Dressed in the style of the early 20th century campaigns for women’s right to vote, a group calling itself The New Suffragists marches Saturday in the Old Hallowell Day parade along Water Street in Hallowell.
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