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Dodge has worked at Wasses Hot Dog in Rockland for more than 30 years, and is an active member of the local community. ROCKPORT — The state will consider accepting an agreement in which a Brooklyn, N.Y. man will… Meet Laurie Farrington. Astrologer. Kite-flyer. Seeking Indian food. Won't pay for coffee outside of her ho

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A Maine-Built Hero: How One Little Ship Changed Antarctic Science Forever

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (214+ words) Midcoast Villager Chip Lagerbom and his book The HERO Way. The HERO's two forward anchors were salvaged, restored and are currently on display at Rockland's Sail, Power & Steam Museaum. The R/V HERO, a wooden vessel, served the science community…...