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On this date
June 2, 1996: Meet Ed Lynch of Waterville and his ’86 Lynx ‘machine’, China residents decline to raise local school funds, and is Waterville friendlier than Calif.? Gerry Boyle thinks so.
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June 1, 1987: Gardiner mostly repaired after ‘great flood of 1987’ in April with Hallowell about 70% there, Vassalboro voters accept budget & town plan, and Maine drunken-driving law losing its effect says report
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May 31, 1989: Oakland biker arrested after 110 mph chase with state police, Vassalboro voters have no contests on ballot this week, and 4th graders statewide did very well on standardized tests
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May 30, 2002: Check out this long-forgotten landfill in Augusta that’s filled with antique glass, fate of boathouse up to Belgrade voters, and will more elementary students go motorless in Augusta?
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May 29, 1992: Decades-old dream of a state park in central Maine about to come reality on Lake George, staff advisors for PUC wants CMP’s rates fixed, and a 15-year prisoner from Norridgewock recently freed shares his story
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May 28, 1988: Chelsea woman reunites with long-lost brother whom she thought was deceased 48 years ago, lobsterman in Maine are safe if Bush gets elected this year, and that sweet voice?
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May 27, 2005: Numbers support consolidation of Waterville & Winslow high schools says consultant, T-Mobile to receive award for job creation locally, and Kennebec Festival to feature food and music at Fort Halifax in Winslow
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May 26, 1992: Statler Tissue Company in Augusta recognized for cleaning up its act, AIDS activists march near George Bush’s home in Kennebunkport, and ‘super food’ rules are coming soon
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May 25, 1984: Read all about how a twister hit Jackman this week, and western Maine students at UMaine Farmington forge the ‘perfect’ president
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