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Operation Game Thief, a nonprofit that works with the Warden Service, is offering a $4,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for killing two moose illegally in Washington County.
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The Maine Department of Environmental Protection said Worcester Holdings violated site and erosion control laws when it built a development of 52 cabins over the course of a few years, according to a consent agreement between the company and the department.
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An attorney for the Worcester family, which is behind the national Wreaths Across America program, said the decision was made after hearing from the local community.
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While the state's Latino population is still one of the smallest in the country, it's increased by roughly 75% since 2010.
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The small Down East town had been courted as the potential site of the world's tallest flagpole and multi-billion dollar veterans memorial park. Columbia Falls officials said it was one several development pressures facing the town in recent years.
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The Down East town of fewer than 500 people has been eyed as the site of a multibillion-dollar veterans memorial park and a 1,400-foot flagpole, envisioned at the world's tallest.
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Columbia Falls, a town with fewer than 500 people, will vote on a proposed large-scale development moratorium later this month. The town's attorneys have said a moratorium is necessary to plan for and protect Columbia Falls from the impacts of any major development, whether it's a multibillion-dollar veterans memorial park or something else.
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Wreaths Across America Founder Morrill Worcester and his sons want to build the world's tallest flagpole and a multi-billion-dollar veterans memorial park, which they say will attract millions of visitors from across the country — not to Washington, D.C., but to the remote Washington County town of Columbia Falls.
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Local officials say that the town could harm families living on both sides of the border, and devastate the local economy.
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New York University's College of Dentistry operates outreach programs that routinely send its dental interns to far-off locales such as Sri Lanka, Nepal…