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Three Portland eateries announce they're closing their doors
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We’re giving away 200 Free Turkeys & Sides
The 14th Annual Hot Radio Maine FREE Turkey GiveAway for Thanksgiving. Hot Radio Maine announced the details of their annual Thanksgiving free turkey giveaway. This is the longest running event for the station now in its 14th year. The annual giveaway is a tentpole tradition for Hot Radio Maine resulting in over 3,000 free turkeys over the past 13 years. This year the station plans to give-away over 200 free turkeys plus sides. In conjunction with Maine’s Credit Unions & The Law Offices of Joe Bornstein and with additional support from That Place in Ogunquit and M.C. Perkins Cove, this year’s giveaway will be at the IGA in Wells, Maine located at 1517 Post Road. The turkey giveaway will begin at 11am on Tuesday, November 24th and turkeys will be handed out on a first come, first basis until they are all given out.
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Ogunquit first responders rescue ailing bald eagle
OGUNQUIT, Maine (WGME) -- Crews stepped in to a help a young bald eagle that appeared to be sick in Ogunquit. On Wednesday, the Ogunquit Fire Department says they received reports that a young bald eagle who hangs around Marginal Way was not acting well. Members of the Ogunquit police...
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Portland Boxing Club gears up for big fight night
Get ready for a night of hard-hitting action as an All-Star Boxing event comes to the Portland Expo this weekend. The Portland Boxing Club is hosting the event Saturday, with doors opening at 5:30 p.m. and the first bout scheduled for 7 p.m. Bobby Russo, owner and head trainer of...
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Coyotes spotted near Portland's Evergreen Woods
PORTLAND, Maine (WGME) -- There have been coyotes spotted near the Evergreen Woods on Ludlow Street, according to Portland Trails. Portland Trails is urging caution to trail goers. They say if you encounter a coyote, make loud noises, wave your arms to make yourself appear bigger, and protect small children and dogs. They also urge goers not to startle wild life and give them space.