The recent article about using $ 75,000 of taxpayer funds to have sculptures that can be lit on fire in the Kennebec River was one of the most wasteful actions concerning taxpayer funds I have heard of recently (“Skowhegan groups awarded $75,000 for fiery river art display,” March 12).
I would hope they receive the proper environmental permits that anyone else would have to receive.
Thomas Clarke
Skowhegan
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