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Quincy Hentzel | Eggs & Issues Dec 15th

Join the Portland Community Chamber, in person, for their 2021-22 Eggs & Issues season,  Wednesday, December 15, 2021 7:00 AM – 9:00 AM @ Holiday Inn By The Bay. Join the Portland Community Chamber for a conversation with Tom Caron, NESN Broadcaster, Anchor & Host of Boston Red Sox TV Coverage for over 25 years! This Lewiston Native (and forever New Englander) will share his thoughts on the significance of baseball in Portland and the New England Region. Emma Tiedemann from the Portland Sea Dogs will moderate. Register NOW @ www.portlandregion.com

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National Headlines

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