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The Maine Forest Service says the fire danger for much of the state is high this week due to dry conditions, steady wind and other factors.
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Waterville Fire Lt. Scott Holst, left, and Chief David Lafountain unveil the Waterville Fire/Rescue Memorial on Sunday at the city fire department.
Waterville Fire Chief David Lafountain, right, bows his head as Pastor Craig Riportella, left, and others take part in the unveiling of the Fire/Rescue Memorial on Sunday.
Gladys Goding holds a photograph that includes her father-in-law, Waterville firefighter Millard Goding, who died when a department firetruck he was in collided with an electric car while responding to a call in 1929. At right is Millard Goding's son Lawrence, who attended the unveiling of the Fire/Rescue Memorial on Sunday.
Ray Theriault tries out a portable water pump as Lt. Steve Francoeur watches during an open house at the Waterville Fire Department before the unveiling of the Fire/Rescue Memorial on Sunday.
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