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The Portland Press Herald

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By Paul W. Bagnall Verified
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A different fundraising effort is happening at Maine’s largest indoor skatepark, highlighting the importance of skateboarding culture and adventure sports for youth. The first of its kind Youth Voices Film Festival will showcase skateboarding culture inside and outside of Maine at the Midcoast Youth Center and Skatepark at 6 p.m. June 4. The evening will include over 60 minutes of curated films and will feature filmmakers from Texas, Tennessee and Maine.
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The Portland Press Herald

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By Paul W. Bagnall Verified
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A new independent drugstore opened its doors on Bath’s Front Street on May 11, filling the gap left by Wilson’s Drug Store, which shut down last year after more than a century in business. Rice’s Drug Store owner Jonathan Rice took over a new storefront space at 84 Front St., renovating the space throughout the winter and spring. A grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony is set for Friday, May 29.
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The Portland Press Herald

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By Paul W. Bagnall Verified
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Residents of Freeport, Pownal, and Durham voted to move the Regional School Unit 5 budget forward for next month’s ballot during the annual school board meeting at Freeport High School on May 13. The $47.6 million budget represents a 7.1% increase from the current year’s $44.4 million budget. The estimated tax impact for the towns is a 5.4% increase in Durham, a 3.9% increase in Freeport, and a 5.8% increase in Pownal.
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