1. The parking situation at The Falmouth Fall Classic youth soccer tournament was a bit cramped and some adults verbally abused student volunteers who were working in the parking lot. According to the Falmouth Youth Soccer Association president one frustrated adult intentionally struck a 14-year-old girl who was volunteering with a vehicle. The girl was not seriously injured and no charges have been filed. (WMTW)
2. Today is the last day to register to vote online as Election Day rapidly approaches. This is the first presidential general election where Mainers can register to vote online. You can register to vote on https://registertovote.sos.maine.gov/ (WMTW)
3. Local 188 and Salvage BBQ, sister restaurants on Congress Street, have closed. No announcement was made on social media. But a sign posted in the Salvage window states it has indeed closed for good. Portland Food Map and News Center Maine confirmed the closing of Local 188. (PH)
4. This week’s full moon is known as the Hunter’s moon, which signals an acceleration into hunting season. Also a super moon, the Hunter’s moon will appear bigger and brighter than any other this year due to its closer proximity to Earth. The moon will be closest to us on Wednesday night around 9pm EST but will light up the night sky from Tuesday night through Friday morning. (CBS)
5. Burger King and Hidden Valley Ranch have collaborated on a new condiment innovation to make burger-eating even more saucy. Starting on Oct. 16, “Big Dip” cups of Hidden Valley Ranch will be available at select Burger King restaurants. The creative concept is a wide, 8-ounce cup of Hidden Valley Ranch perfect for dipping Whoppers. (People)
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