Upcoming stories for Friday, Sept. 3, 2010

Posted Sept. 03, 2010, at 12:18 p.m.
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In this Thursday, Sept. 2, 2010 photo, in advance of Hurricane Earl, Gene Ratner surveys beach erosion and sandbagging efforts to save his home from slipping into the ocean in Nantucket, Mass. &quotI'm a survivor," he says. &quotCome and see me Saturday for the sequel. The house will either be in the ocean or I'll still be here. I'm not scared." (AP Photo/The Boston Globe, Stan Grossfeld) BOSTON HERALD OUT; QUINCY OUT; INTERNET OUT; NO SALES; MAGS OUT; MANDATORY CREDIT
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In this Thursday, Sept. 2, 2010 photo, in advance of Hurricane Earl, Gene Ratner surveys beach erosion and sandbagging efforts to save his home from slipping into the ocean in Nantucket, Mass. "I'm a survivor," he says. "Come and see me Saturday for the sequel. The house will either be in the ocean or I'll still be here. I'm not scared." (AP Photo/The Boston Globe, Stan Grossfeld) BOSTON HERALD OUT; QUINCY OUT; INTERNET OUT; NO SALES; MAGS OUT; MANDATORY CREDIT Buy Photo

Here are some of our coverage plans for the day. This feature is an opportunity for you to comment on our coverage choices, suggest sources, ask questions or share your knowledge in order to help us keep everyone better informed.

We call it “The Daily News Meeting” because the list is generated from the 10 a.m. planning meeting BDN editors conduct each weekday.

Keep in mind that due to the uncertainties of reaching sources and the need to cover breaking news every story listed may not be published today.

Hurricane Earl is losing steam but could still make life difficult in Waldo, Hancock and Washington counties overnight and into tomorrow. We have staffers in Belfast, Mount Desert Island, and Eastport covering the storm. What will the storm’s impact be on local activities, including high school sports? We’ll let you know that, as well.

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A Warren woman has filed a civil lawsuit against her former employer, Bodacious Breads of Waldoboro, claiming she was forced to quit after she was made to work at an outdoor venue despite the fact she has a severe bee allergy. Brenda Taylor said she pleaded to be allowed to work indoors to no avail. Reporter: Abigail Curtis

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How is all the dry weather affecting water wells in Maine? We are checking with experts, especially in Aroostook County which is particularly parched. Reporter: Jen Lynds

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Fall is a great time to plant new gardens, as long as you know what to plant. Maine gardeners offer advice about what flowers and vegetables work best this time of year. Reporter: Aislinn Sarnacki

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Country music star Tim McGraw is scheduled to perform Saturday night on the Bangor waterfront. What happens if the area gets several inches of rain? An announcement will be made in the morning about the show’s status, according to the promoter. Reporter: Aimee Thibodeau

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