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Sen. Susan Collins, center, crosses Water Street with Skowhegan business leaders and staff Friday during a business tour downtown. Michael G. Seamans/Morning Sentinel
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Sen. Susan Collins, center, crosses Water Street with Skowhegan business leaders and staff Friday during a business tour downtown.
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Sen. Susan Collins checks in with Crooked Face Creamery at the Grist Mill on Friday in Skowhegan.
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Sen. Susan Collins greets Shaw Sprague, senior director of government relations for the National Trust, Friday during a visit in Skowhegan.
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Sen. Susan Collins crosses Kennebec River over the pedestrian bridge near the Weston Dam on Friday with Kristina Cannon, executive director of Main Street Skowhegan in Skowhegan.
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Paula Phillips, a local artisan at Maiden Maine on Water Street in Skowhegan, greets Sen. Susan Collins during a visit Friday.
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Sen. Susan Collins waves to supporters Friday from the doorway of Maiden Maine on Water Street in downtown Skowhegan during a visit.
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Sen. Susan Collins, center, tours downtown Skowhegan on Friday with Kristina Cannon, executive director of Main Street Skowhegan, left, and other business leaders and staff.