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Damn It Feels Good To Be A GangstaThursday, 13 September 2007 04:56 | Written by Brian
Nearly 30 people joined together Wednesday morning, for a ceremony and revealing of a gravestone marker for the previously unmarked grave of Alfred James Brady. In 1937 Brady was killed by FBI agents during a shootout on Central Street in Bangor. Brady, considered Public Enemy #1 at the time, was shot and killed, along with Clarence Lee Shaffer as they were returning to Dakin's Sporting Goods to purchase a submachine gun. For nearly 70 years the burial place has remained unmarked and quietly hidden along the edge of Mount Hope Cemetery. Last Updated (Thursday, 13 September 2007 04:58)
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Maine Trotting Horse HistoryThursday, 06 September 2007 14:49 | Written by Brian
The history of the Maine trotting horse from 1819 to 1890, their breeders, history of the tracks – and the role of the University of Maine in that industry – is the subject of the first brown bag lunch lecture series being held Sept. 11 at the UMaine Page Farm and Home Museum.
For more on this event, visit the University of Maine online at: http://www.umaine.edu/news/article.asp?id_no=1862
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