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Voices 09/13/06
Comments OffProducer/Host: Amy Browne
People who have immigrated to Maine from other countries talk about their experiences (Audio recorded by Matt Murphy at “Crossing the BLVD” events in Bucksport Maine in August 2006
Area residents react to reports of a racist attack on a pregnant woman in Hancock recently, by organizing a baby shower for her to show support.Published on September 13, 2006 · Filed under: Voices & Weekend Voices;
