"Continuing the Legacy: The Valentine's Day Bandit's Heartfelt Tradition Lives On"

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The Valentine's Day Bandit, Kevin Fahrman, who passed away last year, started a tradition in Portland, Maine, of decorating the city with red hearts on Valentine's Day. Despite his death, the tradition continues as admirers plastered hundreds of hearts around the city this year. A foundation and website have been created to carry on the tradition, allowing others to become bandits themselves. Fahrman's daughter and city spokesperson express gratitude for keeping his spirit of kindness and love alive.
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- Sea Dogs to Host Valentine's Day Bandit Night MiLB.com
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