Dana Bradford allegedly put the barrel of a shotgun on the counter and demanded drugs, but the pharmacist at Dirigo Drug on Main Street refused to hand over medication.
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Clinton selectmen enact moratorium on marijuana
The board unanimously approved a six-month emergency moratorium on retail marijuana sales.
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Clinton to hold public hearing on pot moratorium
The Board of Selectmen could vote Tuesday night to enact the moratorium on retail marijuana.
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Fairfield, Clinton eyed for pair of $20 million solar projects
Yarmouth-based Ranger Solar is looking to build two new solar array projects in the central Maine communities that are planned for construction by 2019.
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Clinton, Madison eye retail marijuana moratoriums
The towns are following the lead of many other Maine communities as legalized marijuana for recreational use is set to take effect.
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Clinton police continue investigation of dairy farm mischief
The vandals are believed to be juveniles, and police are conducting interviews as they investigate the release of hundreds of cows from a local farm’s holding pen, a case that’s drawn nationwide interest, including from the FBI.
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After further testing, Benton, Clinton schools taken off bottled water
The schools replaced all fixtures after tests revealed lead and copper levels higher than the federal action level for schools.
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Mystery, questions plague central Maine farmers after acts of vandalism
Officials say the motives behind all the farm-related incidents are still perplexing, even as the FBI contacted police about whether environmental extremism or terrorism might be involved.
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Clinton board begins work for marijuana moratorium
The town doesn’t have the resources to properly regulate medical or recreational marijuana businesses, according to the code enforcement officer.
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Fedco bulbs grown locally benefit Maine farmers and buyers
The seed cooperative based in Clinton purchases bulbs such as garlic and colchicum from the state’s growers as much as possible.