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Oxford Hills Girls Soccer
Coach: Joe Cormier (third year)
Last year's record: 1-12-1
Returning letter winners: Seniors — Heather Knights (MF/SK), Caitlin Hanley (MF/SK), Rachel Strauss (MF/FB/SK), Allie Nolan (MF), Jaidyn Rice (MF/FB); Juniors — Mariah Martin (SW), Dayna Shultz (MF/FB); Sophomores — Breanna Martin (G), Kiki Zufelt (MF), Lacey Landry (MF/FB).
Key losses: Tayla Baker (FB), Melanie Cloutier (MF), Maddie Littlefield (MF), Lauren Brett (MF/F).
Promising newcomers: Juniors — Melissa Straus (MF/SK), Amanda Dillingham (MF); Freshmen — Colleene Stauder (MF/SK); Maggie Lawton(MF)
Outlook: After a disappointing season last fall, the Vikings hope to rebound and be a team on the rise in the KVAC. Cormier says his team has shown great determination and focus in the preseason, and the Vikings hope to challenge for a playoff berth with an improved effort this season.
Coach's comment:
"It's one game at a time, one week at a time. Heart and hustle can go a long way. This year's squad will surprise a lot with those two attributes. It's going to be fun to watch," — Coach Joe Cormier
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Sorry Jason, but they do destroy nature.
Just ask the birds, including eagles, and bats that fly into these spinning blades. Just ask the fish that die from the runoff of all the herbicides used to maintain the cleared sites. Ask deer and other large game who are poisoned by the herbicides when they browse. Ask all the small critters blown up by dynamite when the blasting of ridges and mountaintops begins. Ask people who get sick from poisoned well water. And, ask the trees, who give us oxygen in return for CO2s. They are living, breathing life forms, too.
All dead or dying from wind turbines.
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1) Require fair market price buy-outs or property value guarantees for property owners within two and a half miles of turbines,
2) apply Rural (20-25) dbA limits to nighttime operations immediately,
3) require the wind turbine industry to pay for the costs of noise monitoring and make all data available through web sites in real time, and
4) develop metrics that capture and regulations that protect against low frequency noise.
the fact that people, property values, and natural quiet are collateral damage
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