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Lost Dog Found Safe In Old, Empty Well In Eastport Monday Night

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Baylyn. COURTESY DAVID ROSE

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authorKate Riga on Nov 21, 2017
When David Rose got back to his Eastport home late Monday night, he was tired and laden with bags to bring inside.As he used a toe to open the door... more

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