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Owners of Jurassic Rescue, Kevin Gabriele and Rebecca Norwood, of Bar Harbor, set up Lucy, a live dinosaur encounter, Thursday for the Central Maine Fourth of July Celebration in Clinton. (Anna Chadwick/Staff Photographer)
Clinton Prepares for Central Maine Fourth of July Celebration | Photos
Photographer Anna Chadwick focuses on scenes from opening day of the Central Maine Fourth of July celebration in Clinton.
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Wynrie Cornell, 4, of Garland, smiles as she plays with a dinosaur puppet Thursday while attending the first day of the Central Maine Fourth of July Celebration in Clinton. (Anna Chadwick/Staff Photographer)
Purchase this imageDustin Montminy blows up a balloon for the classic carnival balloon dart game Thursday in preparation for the Central Maine Fourth of July Celebration in Clinton. The event runs through Saturday. (Anna Chadwick/Staff Photographer)
Purchase this imageOwners of Jurassic Rescue, Kevin Gabriele and Rebecca Norwood, of Bar Harbor, set up Lucy, a live dinosaur encounter, Thursday for the Central Maine Fourth of July Celebration in Clinton. (Anna Chadwick/Staff Photographer)
Purchase this imageWynrie Cornell, 4, of Garland, reacts to receiving a purple dinosaur stuffed animal Thursday while attending the first day of the Central Maine Fourth of July Celebration in Clinton. (Anna Chadwick/Staff Photographer)
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Anna is a 2023 graduate of Thomas College in Waterville where she received her Master’s in Business Administration and her undergraduate degree in Interdisciplinary Studies with a focus in marketing...
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