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A Nokomis High School coach who was arrested for OUI last month pleaded guilty Wednesday.
Police say they found 31-year-old Kori Dionne asleep behind the wheel in a running car on Falvey Street in Bangor.
She was fined 6-hundred dollars, loses her license for three months and will have to perform community service.
Dionne became coach of the Nokomis girls' basketball team in 2008.
She resigned from that post days after her arrest.
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