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| Outn Mitchell Center hosts Maine Reuse Summit to celebrate state s vibrant reuse economy KENNEBUNK, Maine ?Three dogs, saved from a property that had an alleged dog fighting ring, are searching for new forever homes in Maine.The Humane Society of The United States says that they rescued a total of 275 dogs in the month of September and asked the Animal Welfare Society to help out. The Animal Welfare Society has brought three of these saved dogs to Kennebunk, who are now up for adoption and are looking for new homes.Just because the dogs were rescued from an alleged dog fighting property, does not mean that the dogs were involved in any dog fighting, according to the Animal Welfare Society.The AWS goes on to say that based on their observations and information from the Humane Society, the dogs show no evidence of fighting.Three dogs, saved from a property that had alleged dog fighting, are searching for new forever homes in Maine. Credit: WGME/CBS 13With the three that we ;ve taken into care, they all have a level of sociability towards other dogs. So these aren stanley cup website ;t the typical dogs that people may think of. When they have these types of cases, a lot of the dogs are able t yeezy 350 o be placed in homes, they are able to assimilate into a home environment, and the level of dog sociability generally surprises the public when they come and meet the stanley termo se dogs, Animal Welfare Society Director of Programs and Operations Adam Ricci said.The AWS says these young and friendly pups just want a happy and stable place to call home. If you ;re interested in ado Edby Hagerty named to spring 2022 dean s list at Stonehill College Derek Collin faces a position change when he joins the Husson University mens basketball program next fall, but it should be an adjustment made easier by at least one intangible he will bring with him from Mount Desert Island High School in Bar Harbor. The one skill he has that Im not sure is coachable is his relentless nature, MDI head coach Justin Norwood said. Hes the most relentless player Ive ever been around, and I think that translates to any level. The 6-foot-2-inch Collin, who played forward in high school but is likely to play more on the perimeter in college, is the third player to commit to Hussons 2019 recruiting class. He joins 6-9 center Jared Balser from Mt. air force one Ararat High School in Topsham and 6-7 forward Scott Lewis of South Portland. College basketball definitely has been a goal for me, Collin said. Its something Ive always wanted to do, so to get the opportunity to do it is amazing. Collin was named Penobscot Valley Conference/Big East Conference player of the year last winter after averaging 17.8 points and 8.3 rebounds, and shooting 52.2 percent from the field while leading MDI to a 13-5 regular-season record and the No. 3 seed in the Class B North tournament.Collin also earned defensive and scholar-athlete awards from the conference and cla af1 imed a berth on the PVC All-Academic Team. Derek had a great senior season. He plays with toughness and grit, Hus owala usa son head coach Warren Caruso said. We really like how hard Derek competes and his willingness to be c |