Good afternoon. It's been a long week, and we're taking a moment to help you catch up on any non-coronavirus news in Maine you might have missed. Here's what's happened:

• A 12-year-old Eddington girl was seriously burned Monday morning as a pile of brush was being burned in her yard on Jarvis Gore Road. Investigators believe that the girl likely poured a flammable liquid onto the fire, which ignited her clothing.

Washington County gains new 400-acre preserve, including prized fishing spot

• Downeast Coastal Conservancy recently acquired more than 400 acres surrounding Vining Lake, a body of water that has long been a fishing and paddling destination for residents of Washington County.
  
  The land trust has designated the new property as Vining Lake Community Preserve, and will immediately begin work on improving public access for fishing, paddling, hunting, hiking and other low-impact recreational activities.

• A New Hampshire-based developer wants to build a solar array of 10,900 panels, producing about 4.3 megawatts of electricity on Route 180 in Ellsworth, according to a proposal before city planners.
  

Maine-shot film ‘Blow The Man Down’ tells a salty tale — and it’s on Amazon Prime today

• “Blow The Man Down” was filmed in 2018 in and around the Cumberland County town of Harpswell, and tells the story of dark secrets of a fictional coastal town in Maine called Easter Cove.

• A communications company has filed a lawsuit against the city after rejecting a proposal for a 120-foot cellphone tower on Route 1.

Former Maine high school basketball rivals to become UMaine teammates

• The last time Matthew Fleming and Wol Maiwen squared off in a serious basketball game, both players proved unstoppable.
  
  Fleming scored 27 points, grabbed 11 rebounds and made four 3-pointers to lead Bangor past Edward Little of Auburn 56-52 in the 2019 Class AA North championship game. Maiwen countered with 23 points, 13 rebounds and six blocked shots while keeping the Red Eddies close.
  
  Now, after a year of prep school basketball behind them, they will become teammates.

• The Maine Principals’ Association football committee took a step Monday toward branching out beyond the traditional criterion of school enrollment to classify high school teams around the state in that sport.

Watch: Eagle and fox vie for access to an easy meal in Aroostook County

• When you live on a beautiful river in northern Maine, as Sue and Wade Kelly do, you end up seeing some pretty amazing stuff. Like a deer that floated downstream on ice floes in a death-defying ride that left people amazed back in 2018.
  
  And like today’s gem, which Sue Kelly again caught on video: A bald eagle and a fox battle for access to a deer carcass on the St. John River.

Oh, and this happened too...