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Students from Skowhegan Area High School’s outdoor leadership program visit Quill Hill on Thursday to see picnic tables they built for the overlook in Dallas Plantation. The students built the tables at the request of the owners of the overlook as a way for the students to put their stewardship to practice. (Quentin Blais/Staff Writer)Seth Jones, from left, Roza Rowe and Maxwell Degaff, all juniors at Skowhegan Area High School, eat lunch Thursday while visiting the picnic tables they built for the overlook at Quill Hill in Dallas Plantation. (Quentin Blais/Staff Writer)
Quentin Blais, an Illinois native, is the community reporter for the Rangeley Highlander. He covers Rangeley and the surrounding towns in northern Franklin County. Quentin studied photography and journalism...
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