Augusta area police reports for Feb. 14, 2019.
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State-run dispatch center in Augusta allegedly underfunded for years
A lack of funding for the state-run regional communications center in Augusta has contributed to the dispatch service problems 22 Kennebec County communities currently face.
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Clark Street Extension plowing agreement poised to go to Farmingdale Town Meeting
A deal to plow the 200-foot road in exchange for a sewer easement will be decided by town residents in June.
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‘Eric’s Comb’ immortalizes longtime Farmingdale postal carrier
After leaving an impression along his route for 17 years, retired mail carrier Eric Anderson earned an odd tribute at the Farmingdale Town Hall.
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Caregiver suggestions shaping Farmingdale’s marijuana ordinance
During a meeting of the Planning Board, caregivers weighed in on a draft ordinance that could limit marijuana establishments in the town.
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Farmingdale landowners upset plowing might stop next year on part of road
Town officials learned last month that the 200-foot-long road was discontinued from municipal ownership in 1996, which makes it illegal to spend public money to maintain it.
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Contract for new Farmingdale fire station to go out to bid next week
After a unanimous Selectboard action Wednesday, plans for a new fire station were finalized and set to be advertised starting Jan. 28.
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Farmingdale tables potential reimbursement related to dormant storm drain project
C.H. Stevenson officials asked for reimbursement of a $1,869; the Selectboard tabled talks to ask legal counsel if it’s their responsibility.
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Gardiner sets library fees for neighboring towns
Going forward, the charges for partner towns will be determined on a per capita basis, rather than on usage or circulation.
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Farmingdale eying limit for medical marijuana facilities
Proposed ordinance changes would create an eventual limit of one establishment, in addition to grandfathering existing operations, and would require a permit from the town’s Planning Board.