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Emma Haywood, upper right, performs Saturday, June 10, for Farmington Pride at Meetinghouse Park. Brian Ponce/Franklin JournalBrianna, left, and Brooke-Lynn Hinkley sell stickers, pins and other items at Farmington Pride on Saturday, June 10. Brian Ponce/Franklin JournalMembers of the Satanic Temple of Maine celebrate Farmington Pride at Meetinghouse Park on Saturday, June 10. Seen from left are Justin Norwood, Lefthand Lady, Mike Elliott and Lili Laineux. Brian Ponce/Franklin Journal
Brian Ponce is a staff writer for the Franklin Journal, as well as the Livermore Falls Advertiser and the Sun Journal. Prior to joining the Sun Media team, he worked across many different industries ranging...
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