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BURLINGTON – Burlington Bees summer wooden bat league baseball team, mainly college players, is getting ready for its fourth season in the Prospect League.
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BURLINGTON – Burlington Bees summer wooden bat league baseball team, mainly college players, is getting ready for its fourth season in the Prospect League.
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From outdoor walking clubs to movie nights to sharing fruit and community gardening, you don’t have to dig deep to see how a community comes together.
Reviving a fading tradition MOUNT DESERT—As the month of April draws to an end, some remember the fading tradition of May Basket Day where people fill festively decorated baskets with small gifts and hang them on the doors of friends, neighbors and loved ones on May 1. The custom evokes feelings of nostalgia for folks like Sharon Richardson of Mount Desert. “I’ve been making [May baskets] since I was 6 years old. Us girls all around the dining room table, mom would throw the crate, paper, pipe cleaners and these little dixie cups, and away we went,” she said. Richards...