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David Ortiz had a memorable return to the Red Sox lineup on Saturday - with his bat and with his mouth.

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408 canoes and kayaks with 755 paddlers in them raced down the Kenduskeag Stream Saturday morning. Nobody paddled faster than Nova Scotia's Trevor MacLean - his winning time 2:12:20. It's his 9th win, including the last 5 in a row.

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Townsquare Media and Catholic Charities  are pleased to sponsor Kid's Fest today, April 20th now through 5 PM at the Brewer Auditorium. Kid's Fest, presented by Playland Adventures and General Rentals is a completely free event with bounce houses, pony rides by Coldbrook Equestrian, the Flannery Brothers performing from 1-2 PM, Wingnut the Clown from 11-1 and legendary magician Danny Baker from 2 - 2:45!

Some of the vendors here are All Saints School Summer Camp, Back and Balance Wellness Center, Bagaduce Photo, Bangor Savings Bank, Bangor Y, Bangor Youth Hockey, Electricity Maine, Just 4 Kids, Katahdin Pediatric Dentistry, La Cena, LC Sweets, Robert O'Cupcake, Sluggers, Sneakin' In Science, Specialty Sweets, Stonewall Stables, Sweetser, Tastesfully Simple, Temporary Ink Sanity, Tradewinds Resort and Thirty One Gifts!

Hampden Academy baseball senior Matt Palmer pitched a 1-hitter against defending state champ Messalonskee as the Broncos scored a 10-0 win. At the same time, Bangor was winning on the road at Brunswick 8-1.

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With law enforcement officials telling folks in much of the Boston area to stay inside until they find the suspected marathon day bomber, the Bruins and Red Sox have postponed games for Friday night and the Garden and Fenway Park.

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After a long and complicated process, the Portland Pirates and the Cumberland County Civic Center have agreed on a new lease.

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The 47th Kenduskeag Stream Canoe Race starts Saturday morning at 8:30 a.m. with hundreds of paddlers getting ready to race the 16 1/2 mile course with lots of flat water and some white water challenges as well.

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The first sporting event to be held in Boston since the marathon bombings had an emotional start.

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  The Bangor Rams racked up 12 hits and needed just six innings to beat Erskine Academy in the season opener for both teams 12-2.

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The Red Sox and Indians observed a moment of silence before last night's game to honor the people affected by Monday's marathon explosions. The Sox then went out and beat Cleveland 7-2.

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