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Local police departments throughout Maine took part in the annual Special Olympics Torch Run Wednesday, June 7. In Norway, runners were, from left, Norway PD Officer Jeremy Pyburn, NPD Chief Jeff Campbell, NPD Officer John Lewis and K-9 Officer BOLO, NPD Officer Jillian Douglas, race leg coordinator Bridgton PD Chief Phil Jones, BPD administrative assistant Grace Pelletier, BPD Officer Ryan McCLoud and Fire Marshall’s Investigator Andrew Whitney with Arson K-9 Cheeto. Submitted by NPD
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