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OUTDOORS: A month of watching and observing

Summer started in late June, so this will be the first full month in the northern hemisphere. Even though the days will be long and the nights will be short, this will be a great month to get out under the warm skies and continue to learn more about where we really are and to better appreciate the great celestial motions always going on all around us.

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OUTDOORS: Maine has plenty of outdoors activities for everyone

In the years that my father and I have been writing “Worth the Trip” columns for the Maine Sunday Telegram, Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel, we’ve largely focused on a handful of outdoor activities. John and I are both avid hikers and bikers — and he an accomplished kayaker — and we’ve written about these sports in most of our pieces.

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MOVIES July 5-11

  All movie times are subject to change. AUGUSTA: Regal Augusta 10,   Marketplace Drive, 623-8183 visit www.regmovies.com   Farmington: Narrow Gauge Cinemas, Front Street, 778-4877 Friday-Tuesday “Despicable Me 2,” In 3-D: 7 nightly, noon daily; In 2-D: 9:40 nightly; 12:30, 2:15, 2:45, 4:30, 5 daily “Monsters University” In 3-D: 7:20 nightly; 12:15 daily; In 2-D: […]

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Movies June 28-July 4

At Any Price • Despicable Me 2 • Fast & Furious 6 • 42 • The Heat • The Lone Ranger • Man of Steel • Monsters University • Now You See Me • Plimpton • The Purge • This is the End • We Steal Secrets: The story of WikiLeaks • White House Down • World War Z

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UMA signs 5 year agreement with Maine Natural Gas

The University of Maine at Augusta has signed an energy delivery agreement that will last five years, with an option to renew for an additional five years with Maine Natural Gas to provide service to the campus starting Oct. 1, according to a statement released Tuesday.

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ALLEN AFIELD: Classic river teaches plenty

Thomas McGuane, an acclaimed American novelist, wrote a superb collection of fishing essays collected into a book entitled The Longest Silence, published in 1999 and reprinted since. In the beginning essay, a line reminded me — emphatically I might add — of my home river.