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Alicia Thibeau, a Scarborough teenage girl who went missing Friday, was found safe and returned to her parents Sunday.
Scarborough Police had asked the public for help finding the 15-year-old who went missing from Scarborough High School Friday morning.
Police said she was later seen in Portland at McDonald’s and Denny’s restaurants with another female with short blonde hair and may have been headed to Massachusetts.
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