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CASTING HER LINE ON SOUTH STREET — Amelia Robinson, 10, took advantage of the very high Piscataquis River in downtown Dover-Foxcroft for a little fishing on Tuesday morning on South Street at Dover True Value Hardware. The river reached its fourth-highest crest on record, dating back to 1902, in Dover-Foxcroft, according to the weather service.
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CASTING HER LINE ON SOUTH STREET — Amelia Robinson, 10, took advantage of the very high Piscataquis River in downtown Dover-Foxcroft for a little fishing on Tuesday morning on South Street at Dover True Value Hardware. The river reached its fourth-highest crest on record, dating back to 1902, in Dover-Foxcroft, according to the weather service.
Fishing in downtown Dover-Foxcroft
CASTING HER LINE ON SOUTH STREET — Amelia Robinson, 10, took advantage of the very high Piscataquis River in downtown Dover-Foxcroft for a little fishing on Tuesday morning on South Street at Dover True Value Hardware. The river reached its fourth-highest crest on record, dating back to 1902, in Dover-Foxcroft, according to the weather service.
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