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MOUNT VERNON — There is something for everyone and everything — from alpine clubmoss to snowmobilers — in the final draft of the Kennebec Highlands Management Plan, which was presented in Mount Vernon on Wednesday by the Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands.
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Kennebec Highlands plan aims to please
National Day of Prayer observance, Thursday, May 5, noon, in front of Waterboro Town Hall, 24 Townhouse Road, East Waterboro. The public is invited.
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Community Calendar – 5/4
One of the most terrifying snowmobile videos we’ve ever seen is in the process of going viral across the Internet. We really don’t have many details, but the video itself speaks volumes. Some unfortunate snowmobiler takes his sled high up a mountain in what seems like a competition of some sort
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Snowmobile and Rider Fall Down a Mountain [Video]
Torchmate Racing Tyler Thomas and Matt Shrive will compete in the 2011 Tesoro Arctic Man Friday April 8, 2011 in Summit Lake, Alaska approximately 280 miles north east of Anchorage. A combination of downhill skiing and snowmobiling, Arctic Man is a 5.5 mile race that only takes 4.5 minutes to complete. “I asked Matt one day at work ‘Hey Matt, do you want to go 100mph behind my sled holding onto a 15ft rope?’ His answer was ‘Yea, sure I will!’ Not your average guy wants to go 100+ on a snowboard let alone behind a snowmobile, so I knew I had the missing link to make this dream happen!,†says Thomas.
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Torchmate Racing to compete at 2011 Arctic Man [video]
The provincial snowmobile trail system operated by members of the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC) is now closed for the season. “Please avoid taking any foolish risks – for your own safety keep your sled parked until trails open again next winter,†says the OFSC. The provincial trail closure means that grooming operations have ceased, regional trail connections are shut down, gates are locked and signs are being taken down
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OFSC Closes Provincial Snowmobile Trail System
The race is named after a Bible story, so maybe it’s no surprise that Cain’s Quest subjected snowmobile enthusiasts and adrenaline junkies Rob Gardner and Rich Knipping to conditions straight out of an Old Testament plague.
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Quest completed: Local men win grueling Canadian race
A Maine warden service pilot involved in countless searches over a 25-year career became the subject of a search himself when his plane disappeared. His friends and colleagues made the grim discovery Friday morning: He’d died when his plane crashed on frozen Clear Lake.
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Maine game warden killed in plane crash
Police say two men suffered broken legs when they rode their snowmobile into the path of a car in northern Maine.
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Snowmobilers suffer broken legs in Maine
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Skiing Good’ n Fast