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AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) - Maine First Lady Ann LePage will skydive alongside quadruple amputee and veteran, Travis Mills, to help raise money for those who have served in the military.

First Lady Ann LePage along with the Bureau of Veterans Services, Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife (IF&W) and Maine Veterans' Homes, drew 14 names and 5 alternates hunters for this year's Disabled Veterans' Controlled Moose Hunt Thursday.

Maine’s First Lady Ann LePage returned to TAMC’s A. R. Gould Memorial Hospital in Presque Isle to stress the importance of reading to young children.

Ann LePage visited The Aroosook Medical Center today to present the first of her newly released family-friendly 'Love.Read.Learn!' Baby Journals to the parents of an Aroostook County newborn.

The First Lady, Ann LePage, is currently traveling with ‘Wreaths Across America’ Caravan. The caravan is delivering more than 100,000 handmade wreaths to the Arlington National Cemetery.