Larry Lord, who was critically injured, received second- and third-degree burns over 85% of his body and has had more than 20 surgeries, his attorney said.
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Technician who filled tank before Farmington explosion is fined, suspended
According to a consent agreement between the state and technician George Barker, he violated a rule that requires the piping system to be checked for leaks.
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Manchester company agrees to pay fine in Farmington propane explosion
Techno Metal Post Maine was cited for violations of Dig Safe law and rules.
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‘He’s a hero’: Larry Lord welcomed home to Jay
Farmington explosion victim returned to Maine in an ambulance on Friday escorted by first responders and cheered by hundreds of spectators.
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Larry Lord being escorted home by police, firefighters, first responders
The Jay man was critically burned in a gas explosion nearly seven months ago.
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‘So happy!’ Larry Lord is going home
The building supervisor severely burned in the Farmington propane explosion is being discharged Friday.
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Two of 4 businesses cleared in deadly Farmington explosion
OSHA closes inspections of fuel, plumbing and heating companies.
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Liquefied propane gas now included in Maine Dig Safe law
Gov. Janet Mills signed the emergency law last week and it went into effect immediately.
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House passes bill to include liquefied propane in Dig Safe laws
The Senate is expected to take it up for final time next week.
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Bill to add liquefied propane to Dig Safe law gets initial approval
The Maine House and Senate must each take one more vote, possibly next week.