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An incredible tournament going on at the University of Maine this weekend. The "Noonan Nation" tourney is being played in honor of Clark Noonan, the Bangor native who died in a car crash in April. His friend, Luke Hettermann, organized a 24 team bracket of five-on-five basketball to help raise money for the Bangor High School All Sports Boosters, all in memory of Noonan. Nick Coit stopped by to chat with Luke this afternoon.
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