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The Portland Press Herald

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By Megan Gray 
| The Portland Press Herald
On Factory Island in Saco, signs mark the area where the Maine Department of Marine Resources does not allow fishing on the Saco River. Under the nearby Main Street bridge, the boundary of the closed area, an angler casts a line. (Megan Gray/Staff Writer) SACO — Maine Marine Patrol has issued a blitz of summonses and warnings this spring for alleged violations of striped bass regulations on the Saco River. The state prohibits fishing in parts of the river on both sides of Factory Island.
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The Portland Press Herald

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By Megan Gray 
| The Portland Press Herald
Days ahead of FIFA World Cup games in Boston, New England immigrant and refugee advocacy groups issued a travel warning for international fans. The Maine Immigrants’ Rights Coalition was among those to warn journalists, athletes, delegation members and others that they could face heightened scrutiny and possible rights violations from U.S. federal agents during the tournament.
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The Portland Press Herald

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By Megan Gray 
| The Portland Press Herald
The only thing you need to explore Maine this summer is a library card. Maybe you don’t have the budget for tickets to see a play or visit the Maine Coastal Botanical Gardens in full bloom, or you don’t have room in your home to store beach chairs or sporting equipment. Public libraries across the state offer all kinds of items and passes beyond books. Inquire with your local library to plan your summer adventures. Here are a few ideas.
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