over 380,000 lumens of LEDs. As of 2017, the ball is hoisted 80 feet over the corner of Baker and Ewing St., and lowered by crane as the New Year rings in. Indianapolis, Indiana: An Indy car will be dropped beginning in 2015. Kokomo, Indiana: An aluminum 70-pound Ball with 34,000 lights is dropped during The Kokomo Downtown Association New Year's Eve Celebration. Muncie, Indiana: A ball is dropped. Vincennes, Indiana (near Terre Haute): The giant 18-foot, 500-pound steel-and-foam Watermelon Ball is raised 100 feet in the air during the 60-second countdown at midnight, then the replica releases 11 real locally-grown watermelons. Also see: Indiana - Central Time Zone Maine Bangor, Maine: A beach ball covered in Christmas lights has been thrown off the top of a local restaurant since 2005. Eastport, Maine: A sardine is lowered in a nod to the area's history in the herring fishing and canning industry. In honor of the nearby Canadian town of Saint Andrews, New Brunswick (situated across Passamaquoddy Bay), a red maple leaf is also lowered for 11 p.m ET (midnight Atlantic Time). Both objects were created by sculptor Bill Schaefer of East Machias. Kennebunk, Maine: A wild blueberry ball has dropped from the town's First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church on Main Street since 2015. Machias, Maine: A giant plastic lobster, holding a shovel and blueberries is lowered. It took place at Pat's Pizza, during 2016. Maryland Baltimore, Maryland: A disco ball is dropped. Berlin, Maryland: Starting in 2017, a ball will be lowered. Easton, Maryland: A red crab is dropped. Frederick, Maryland: A giant key is dropped above Carroll Creek. Havre de Grace, Maryland – An eight-foot long, five-foot high wood-and-plastic foam lit duck has been dropped since 2000. Ocean City, Maryland: An illuminated beach ball is dropped. Princess Anne, Maryland: A stuffed muskrat in a top hat and bow tie named Marshall P. Muskrat is dropped. Hagerstown, Maryland: A giant doughnut is dropped in honor of Krumpe's Do-Nuts, a family-owned bakery that has been in business since 1934. Michigan Ann Arbor, Michigan: For 2014, a lit hockey puck was "dropped" in honor of the NHL Winter Classic game occurring on New Year's Day at Michigan Stadium. Detroit, Michigan: A sculpture known as the "D Burst" (which is adorned with a giant letter "D") is lowered at Campus Martius Park. Grand Rapids, Michigan: A six-foot diameter steel ball is dropped for