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Maine's first ship sailing to Boston for 'Parade of Sail'

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By Jamie Azulay Verified
| WMTW-TV (Auburn, ME) Verified
Maine's first ship, the Virginia, is on its way to Boston for Sail250 and the Parade of Sail, a gathering of tall ships at ports along the East Coast. The 51-foot replica ship was first launched on the Kennebec River in 2022. Now, it's on its longest voyage yet. "Usually, the longest we go up is to Camden for their Windjammer Festival on Labor Day weekend," said Matt Blazek, executive director of Maine's First Ship.
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Maine woman fundraised more than $26,000 for annual 'Tri for a Cure'

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By Jamie Azulay Verified
| WMTW-TV (Auburn, ME) Verified
Jennifer Cook of South Portland is the top fundraiser for the 2026 Tri for a Cure, an annual all-women triathlon hosted by the Maine Cancer Foundation. Cook has raised more than $26,000 as she prepares to participate for the first time. That money will support prevention, screening, and healthcare access for cancer patients in Maine. Cook is battling cancer herself. She said, "5-and-a-half years ago, we got the word that no one ever wants to hear.
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Maine woman celebrates 40 years working at Hannaford

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By Jamie Azulay Verified
| WMTW-TV (Auburn, ME) Verified
Lisa King of Hollis was recognized by Hannaford in June for her 40 years on the job. Since 1986, she has bagged groceries and stocked shelves at the Gorham location of the Maine-based supermarket chain. King's parents encouraged her to take the job in Gorham before there was a store in Standish, the town where she grew up. She now commutes from Hollis with her sister for 30 hours of work each week.
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