The store denies the allegations made in the lawsuit filed in federal court.
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Trash power: Augusta landfill’s gas to feed into electrical grid
The Hatch Hill landfill will use methane produced by garbage there to generate savings on the city’s electric bills.
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Maine state chamber receives grant to enhance work-based learning
The $95,000 will be used to launch a readiness lab to create opportunities for students and employers.
Posted inLocal & State, Nation & World
Syrian photojournalist shows Augusta gathering the horrors of war
Bassam Khabieh, a Colby College fellow, spoke to a group at Cony High School on Monday about how he hopes his photos can be used to convict war crimes.
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Maine manufacturing group promotes director to fill job as president
Larry Robinson, who has been with Maine Manufacturing Extension Partnership since 2004, will replace Muriel Mosher, who is retiring this year.
Posted inLocal & State, Schools and Education
Computer coding as child’s play at Saturday festival in Augusta
Maine Digital Festival seeks to interest, educate students in computer science and programming.
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Augusta OKs temporary agreement giving family access to its property through public works site
The family living on Boothby Street is suing the city over the issue, saying it has been using a driveway across the city-owned land for 70 years.
Posted inCops & Courts, Local & State
Augusta Walmart parking lot shooter sentenced to 6 years
Reginald McBride will serve that time concurrently with a 13-year term for federal offenses.
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Winslow drug raid results in 3 years behind bars for New York woman
The remaining four years were suspended while Kristina Torres spends three years on probation.
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Judge affirms Medicaid expansion, but sets deadline that LePage won’t have to meet
While the ruling goes against the LePage administration, the judge pushes the enrollment date back to Feb. 1, when the governor will be Janet Mills, an advocate of expansion.