
Carleigh Steele, 9, of New Gloucester, gets a helping hand Saturday, Dec. 19, from her older sister, Danielle, a student at the University of Maine at Orono, during their first opportunity to skate this season on Orland H. Blake Pond in Yarmouth.
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Carleigh Steele, 9, of New Gloucester, gets a helping hand Saturday, Dec. 19, from her older sister, Danielle, a student at the University of Maine at Orono, during their first opportunity to skate this season on Orland H. Blake Pond in Yarmouth.
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