They think we should distance ourselves as far as possible.

This goes with creating an awareness of skiing in general. Miller's films are about extreme skiing, and they get people excited.

The whole steroids issue is just a blight on baseball. I think baseball brought it on themselves. They were the last ones to really put into place any kind of comprehensive testing program. As it is, people still think it falls far short of what it should be.

We wonder how you stop the next project. I know when you have the size of banks involved that are doing this, it does set a precedent and who knows where it will lead?

We need to have a master plan we need to have a backbone to preserve the greenways and protect the watershed.

We have a happy problem. We are approaching 1,000 pre-registered riders and we're still more than a month out.

We had an extensive search for a venue that lasted more than a year. After looking at seven venues, we picked Providence. We feel this park will provide the best course for both riders and spectators.

I think if the number was higher than that I would be concerned.

I think certainly it's not good news, at least in the short term. If there is a positive spin on it, both the facilities and the employees in both the Fort Kent and Presque Isle offices have always been applauded for their high work ethic and high productivity.

Steroids never came up. I wouldn't want to touch that to (tick) him off.