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Address:	Cape Elizabeth 320 Ocean House Road Cape Elizabeth, ME, 04107
Mailing Address:	Cape Elizabeth P.O. Box 6260 Cape Elizabeth, ME, 04107 Phone : (207) 799-0881 Fax : (207) 799-7141

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