Although marijuana social clubs and other businesses for onsite consumption are prohibited, private campgrounds exist in a ‘murky’ legal area.
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Posted inAmerican Journal, Lakes Region Weekly, Portland Forecaster
Camping with cannabis: Harrison campground welcomes weed
Camp Laughing Grass provides a cannabis friendly summer destination for patrons 21 and over.
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Man on Waterford work crew killed by fallen tree
The 50-year-old Harrison resident was declared dead at the scene from traumatic head injuries.
Posted inCops & Courts, Local & State, News
Bridgton man arrested in connection with thefts in Harrison
Anthony J. Redfield, 34, has been charged with unauthorized use of property
Posted inBill Nemitz, Op-eds, Opinion
Bill Nemitz: The day the ‘news’ descended on the tiny town of Harrison
With video cameras rolling, ‘Hoosier News Now’ turned a peaceful day into a pain in the backside.
Posted inBusiness, Cops & Courts, Local & State
Sheriff’s office investigates break-in at brewery in Harrison
The owners of Fluvial Brewing, who were already struggling with the economic effects of COVID-19, say they were devastated Thursday when they found their business had been burglarized.
Posted inLocal & State, News
Harrison man dies in single-car crash
Police say Jerry Brill may have had a medical problem that caused him to crash on Naples Road.
Posted inLakes Region Weekly
Sebago-Long Lake Music Festival canceled
HARRISON — The Sebago-Long Lake Music Festival has canceled its 48th season due to concerns over COVID-19. Deertrees Theatre decided not to open its doors this summer, said the festival’s President Barbara Graustein. The music festival, which takes place in July and August every year, has been held at the theater for the last 25 […]
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Harrison house fire forces closure of Route 117
About six fire departments are still at the scene on Bolsters Mill Road
Posted inLocal & State, Outdoors
For Maine snowmobile clubs, the season starts in October
Maine has about 14,000 miles of groomed snowmobile trails, used by an estimated 100,000 riders from here and away. A handful of volunteers from each of the 280 clubs across the state make sure the trails are safely maintained and groomed.