July 4, 2009 Madawaska, Maine
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32nd Annual Acadian Festival 'a success'
Acadian Festival Committee President Jane Carter said this year’s festival drew the “biggest crowd ever.” The Danse du Main Street packed the downtown until early the next morning, and the bands, …
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More of Monica's Acadian Festival photos
More of Monica's 2009 Acadian Festival photos.
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Great Maine Lumberjack Show
Two teams of Jacks and Jills challenging one another in the competition of chopping, ax throwing, crosscut sawing, log rolling and much more.
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Acadian Festival Parade
Sunday's Acadian Festival Parade photos by Monica Pettengill.
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Acadian Festival Fireworks
Sunday night's fireworks display Photos by Monica Pettengill
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Acadian Festival Baby Crawling Contest
Saturday's baby-crawling contest photos by Monica Pettengill
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Elizabeth's Acadian Festival Photos
Here are some photos taken by Managing Editor Elizabeth Deprey during this weekend's Acadian Festival.
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Acadian Festival 2009, misc.
There are many events going on throughout Madawaska during the 2009 Acadian Festival and Marquis Family Reunion. Here a few photos of a few of the events.
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Watermelon eating contest
The Acadian Festival continued Thursday with several events including a watermelon eating contest at Paradis Shop 'n' Save. Photos by Monica Pettengill.
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Messe acadienne '09
Claire and Robert Marquis of Madawaska carry the Marquis family crest as they emerge from St. David Catholic Church
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Acadian Festival kicks off with tractor pull
The 32nd annual Acadian Festival kicked off last weekend with Saturday's tractor pull and Sunday's Mass for the Marquis family. Grab a copy of this week's Valley Times for a complete schedule of …
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