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The Penobscot Valley Conference swim meet started Tuesday afternoon with the diving portion.
Libby Huber of Bangor was steady again.
The senior was a winner by a wide margin. Huber was 2nd in the state meet last year and she is also seeded 2nd in this years state meet.
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