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Mainers gather at graveside of Vietnam era veteran

Linnwood Ray thought he would be buried in Veterans’ Memorial Cemetery in Augusta without any friends or family present.

Don't miss the Lighted Fire Truck Parade Nov. 27

The second annual Lighted Fire Truck Parade will be held at 4 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 27 in Boothbay and Boothbay Harbor. The decorated fire engines will stage at the Boothbay Fire Station at 3 p.m. The parade will commence at 4 p.m., travel on Route.

A little rain doesn't stop Lighted Boat Parade | Wiscasset Newspaper

KEVIN BURNHAM Mon, 12/14/2020 - 2:30pm Taking first place in the Boothbay Lights’ Lighted Boat Parade was Lil Sistah, captained by Lawrence Durfee, featuring an octopus. Mike Leonard photo Taking second place in the Lighted Boat Parade was Jamma, Jamma, captained by Mike Vanderveen. Mike Leonard photo Corey Pottle’s Brandy’s Girl. Mike Leonard photo Mike Leonard photo Mike Leonard photo The rain in Maine . didn’t stop the Boothbay Lights’ Lighted Boat Parade on Saturday evening, Dec. 12. Eight decorated boats circled the inner harbor twice as spectators braved the steady rain to watch from the shore. Those who did not brave the rain got to watch it live on Boothbay Region TV’s website and Facebook page. The lighted boats were escorted by a Coast Guard vessel and the Harbor Master’s boat.

A little rain doesn't stop Lighted Boat Parade

KEVIN BURNHAM Mon, 12/14/2020 - 2:30pm Taking first place in the Boothbay Lights’ Lighted Boat Parade was Lil Sistah, captained by Lawrence Durfee, featuring an octopus. Mike Leonard photo Taking second place in the Lighted Boat Parade was Jamma, Jamma, captained by Mike Vanderveen. Mike Leonard photo Corey Pottle’s Brandy’s Girl. Mike Leonard photo Mike Leonard photo Mike Leonard photo The rain in Maine . didn’t stop the Boothbay Lights’ Lighted Boat Parade on Saturday evening, Dec. 12. Eight decorated boats circled the inner harbor twice as spectators braved the steady rain to watch from the shore. Those who did not brave the rain got to watch it live on Boothbay Region TV’s website and Facebook page. The lighted boats were escorted by a Coast Guard vessel and the Harbor Master’s boat.