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Schooner Estates
200 Stetson Road
Auburn, ME, 04210
Phone : (207) 784-2900
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	Styxx Welcome to Styxx! We're Portland's hottest nightclub, with something new happening every night of the week! Visit us to see our NEW RENOVATIONS! We just finished putting a fresh makeover on the space. And don't forget to pay a visit to our galleries page. You just may see yourself in the photos. We've got a great lineup of weekly events happening every week. And check out our upcoming special events! We've got something for every taste and personality.

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	The Friends of the Allagash The Friends of the Allagash was formed in 2000 when pressures from outside the region provoked amongst a highly diverse group of citizens very real concerns over the potential eradication of the remaining crucial elements of their Acadian and Allagash heritage. A groundswell of sentiment became evident among residents of the St. John Valley and many like-minded Allagash Waterway visitors.