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3rd Annual Laura Vogel Memorial 5K
Portland, ME, May 23, 2009
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May 24, 2009
3rd Annual Laura Vogel Memorial 5K
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May 22, 2009
Androscoggin Historical Annual Dinner & Meeting
May 26, 2009 at 6:00 P.M. * Annual Dinner: High Street Congregational Church, Auburn *
· May 26, 2009 at 7 P.M.* Location: High Street Congregational Church, Auburn *
Speaker: Local author: Douglas I Hodgkin Topic: The Settlers versus Col. Josiah Little * It has become necessary to change the announced topic of the Androscoggin Historical Society’s lecture on Tuesday, May 26. Local author Douglas I. Hodgkin will speak about 
“The Settlers versus Col. Josiah Little” at 7:00 P.M. at the High Street Congregational Church in Auburn. Did you ever think about frontier life in Androscoggin County? During the late 1700s, new settlers were busily establishing their homes and farms here. However, besides the hardships of carving out a living in a wilderness and surviving our cold winters, the settlers also faced the usual frontier problems of conflicting land claims and establishing law and order. Col. Josiah Little, the father of Edward Little, was a Pejepscot Proprietor. He demanded payments for land and for rents from those he viewed as squatters. The settlers fought back, including acts of violence, property destruction, and intimidation. Hodgkin will draw much of his information from his research on Lewiston history published in his new book, Frontier to Industrial City: Lewiston Town Politics, 1768 to 1863. The talk will include descriptions of incidents throughout what is now Androscoggin County, including Minot, Danville, and other towns, as well as Lewiston. A professor emeritus of Bates College, Hodgkin is a native of Lewiston who received his education at Lewiston High School and at Yale and Duke Universities. He has authored several works on Lewiston history, including Lewiston Memories, The Grange at Crowley’s Junction, and Fractured Family. He is editor of the Androscoggin Historical Society newsletter and a member of Lewiston’s Historic Preservation Review Board.
Mr. Hodgkin at Maine Half Marathon about a mile from finish line. Photo courtesy of David Colby Young
Prof. Hodgkin was to give this talk last Oct 2008, but he had an illness after finishing the Maine Half Marathon a few weeks before he was going to give his talk. Many of you know Douglas Hodgkin for his running and perhaps some day he will turn to do a race once again.
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May 20, 2009
Back Cove 5K May 20, 2009
Video courtesy of Blaine Moore & David Colby Young
Photo courtesy of Roger Morse
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Courtesy of Roger Morse Link to his photos 2009-05-20
The 2009-05-20 video of Weekly Back Cove 5K un-cut & un edited. This video is 25+ minutes long. It might be worth the 25 minute wait to see yourself, that is if your name is Mark Clinch. If you finished between Chris Stevenson & Mark Clinch you should be able to view the race from the finish line as others saw you finish.
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May 18, 2009
Mayhem 2009
File Photos of Winners of the Trail Race
Mayhem 2009
The 2009 Mayhem was Sunday May 17th, 2009.
Results 2009
5K TRAIL RUN
Place No. Name Age S Ca Town R Time
1 103 ANDREW ALLEN 15 M UNION 22:03
2 118 ERIE MAURICETTE 18 M OWLS HEAD 22:07
3 117 TREVOR MILLS 30 M ROCKLAND 22:35
4 105 JEFF SIMMS 29 M TRURO 23:14
5 115 DARREN WINCHENBACH 27 M WALDOBORO 25:00
6 106 JACK CARPENTER 52 M SOUTH PORTLAND 26:07
7 110 MARIANNE STOVER 38 F NORTH YARMOUTH 27:16 see Images by Mike Morris/www.intensepicts.com
8 107 RYAN LITTLEFIELD 29 M PORTLAND 27:40
9 111 CHASE PRAY 60 M LEWISTON 27:56
10 109 JACQUELINE STOHL 26 F GORHAM 27:57
11 120 PAULA JEAN LUNT 43 F TENANTS HBR 27:59
12 119 BRITTANY ROSS 18 F ROCKLAND 28:40
13 112 THERESA WITHEE 42 F CAMDEN 28:46
14 114 WYETH BOWDOIN 32 M BRUNSWICK 29:13
15 116 MARY SMITH 43 F CUSHING 30:21
16 113 ANN BOWDOIN 32 F BRUNSWICK 32:05
17 108 KRISTIN NELSON 36 F CAMDEN 34:20
18 102 BRITTANY SAWYER 24 F THOMASTON 37:55
KIDS FUN RUN
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1 FARIN WEIDMAN 6 F CAMDEN
2 SUNNY CONLAN 8 F CAMDEN
3 SAM CONLAN 7 M CAMDEN
4 NOAH CHAPIN 3 M THOMASTON
DUAL EVENT PARTICIPANTS!!!
MEN
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1 JEFF SIMMS 29
2 RYAN LITTLEFIELD 29
3 JACK CARPENTER 52
WOMEN
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1 MARIANNE STOVER 38
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May 16, 2009
AleWife 5k
file photos only
1st female finisher photo by Ken Waltz
We have file photos of Gwen Moiles on flickr we have posted the best one here.
AleWife 5k report
Alewives not only thing running May 16
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May 15, 2009
“Hot Pursuit”
2009 “Hot Pursuit” 5K Road Race
Video of the Start of Hot Pursuit
2009 photos
2007 photos courtesy of David Colby Young, found recovered & re-posted
May 14, 2009
Roaster Run
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May 13, 2009
Portland Back Cove
2009 Photos courtesy of David Colby Young & Maine running Photos
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Weekly Back Cove 5K
Video of the finish of the 2009-05-13 Back Cove 5K
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May 12, 2009
MTC Workout
Running stairs 12 May 2009
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May 9, 2009
2nd Annual Epic Rabbit Run 4 Miler 2009
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2nd Annual Epic Rabbit Run 4 Miler
Bangor, ME, May 9, 2009
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Short Slide Show courtesy of Audrey
Runners talk about this race
You suggested I tell you about the 4 mile trail race in Augusta last Saturday.
It started on a grassy hill we ran down. It was really slippery, so I hopped more than ran. At the bottom of the hill we went across a beaver dam that was overflowing, so we all got wet feet. Then onto a nice trail that was primarily packed dirt and about 4-5 feet wide. Some people might call the course flat. I would say that much of it was winding and reasonably flat, but on the last mile or two there were short hills. The course wound around and joined again at the hill, which we had to run up for the finish. I walked more than ran as did many of the other runners, including Paula.
Prizes were two deep by ten year increments. Second place was a 15 dollar gift certificate to Eping Sports in Bangor. I think first place was 20 dollars. Water was provided but no food, which was okay with me. There was a water stop on the trail about at the 2 3/4 mile point. the group present were enthusiastic and supportive, and we plan to do the race again next year, even though our times were poor.
And still another runner says:
I had decided to run the Epic Sport Rabbit Run four miler, since on Mother's Day I'd be running with my daughter for the one mile fun run and the 5k...I thought it would be a nice warm up. I had some friends tell me I shouldn't do two races back to back yet...especially since the Mother's Day race was the big one I was looking forward to. In the first 500 yards of the Rabbit Run, there were two beaver dams that had flooded the trail. There was no way to run around it. So, thru it I ran. By mile two I had a significant hot spot on the bottom of my foot, by mile three it hurt, and since I was only a mile from being done...I just sucked it up and finished...though it hurt a lot. As soon as I looked at my foot, I realized what a mistake I'd made. The entire bottom of my left foot was a huge blister. At first I thought I'd just ruined my chances at a PR. Then when it got to be 9pm at night and I'd consulted all the websites and friends I knew about what to do...I realized that in order to heal, I couldn't do the Mother's Day race. My daughter was horribly disappointed, and so was I. I kind of cried about it for the first part of Mother's Day. I'm still healing...I at least went for a walk yesterday and used the treadmill...but it was still very sore. I was very disappointing...but the lesson was learned: Don't do anything major the day before a race that is important to you.
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