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of Portland-Boston, ME
I lost count how many roadway fatalities i have read in Maine newspapers that have occured on that relatively short stretch of Maine roadway.
Something like 8 fatalities in 7 years? 10,12? Longtime local folks that i have spoke to along that stretch of Route 2 have said they may have been about 25 fatalities in the past 30 years.
Perhaps something law enforcement and parade wtachers can think about while running on that stretch of Route 2....And how something needs to be done.report abuse
May 16, 2008 6:59 PM
Route 2 Skowhegan to Pittsfield is Maine's "Suicide Alley".
I lost count how many roadway fatalities i have read in Maine newspapers that have occured on that relatively short stretch of Maine roadway.
Something like 8 fatalities in 7 years? 10,12? Longtime local folks that i have spoke to along that stretch of Route 2 have said they may have been about 25 fatalities in the past 30 years.
Perhaps something law enforcement and parade wtachers can think about while running on that stretch of Route 2....And how something needs to be done.report abuse
Back Woods
of Waterville, ME
May 16, 2008 2:27 PM
all I can say is I wanna see Officer Bigger in his speedos!!!!report abusejdaugusta
of Augusta, ME
HUH???????????????????????????
Maybe it is supposed to be 8am to 4pmreport abuse
May 16, 2008 2:04 PM
In Skowhegan, officers will raise funds for the Fueling the Dreams fundraiser by pumping gas at the Skowhegan Irving Maineway from about 8 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday May 31.
HUH???????????????????????????
Maybe it is supposed to be 8am to 4pmreport abuse
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