Participants in the clean-up didn’t have to be licensed medical marijuana patients to receive the free gift of marijuana for picking up trash.
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Gardiner pot dispensary offers free marijuana for litter gatherers
The owner of Summit Medical Marijuana advertised the Saturday cleanup effort on the dispensary’s Facebook page.
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Augusta, Gardiner schools get grant money to aid breakfast program
The $4,000 given to two central Maine schools will help provide children the opportunity to eat the kind of nutritious breakfast research shows helps students throughout the day.
Posted inCops & Courts, Local & State, Maine Crime, News
Manslaughter, attempted murder, aggravated assault indictments returned in Kennebec County
Jeremy A. Clement, 36, of Fairfield, is accused of attempting to murder his former girlfriend, who was staying at her mother’s home in Oakland.
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Gardiner residents seek a safe neighborhood for walkers, runners
People who live on Harrison Avenue or walk on it say the lack of sidewalks and a lack of parking for the new nature trail pose a hazard.
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Gardiner celebrates new downtown businesses
Opening downtown are a medical marijuana shop, pizza chain and a kids consignment shop.
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Drug offense puts Gardiner man back in federal custody
Ricky Sirois pleaded guilty Thursday in state court to unlawful possession of more than 200 grams of heroin.
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Tony Veit appointed to Gardiner-area school board
The former SAD 11 school board member and Curtis Ayotte both had asked to be considered to fill the vacancy created when Kathy Chadwick stepped down earlier this year.
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Fox bite prompts Gardiner police to warn residents to stay away from wild animals
Police report that one resident was bitten by a fox behaving oddly, but they do not know whether it had rabies.
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Gardiner officials to reconsider budget revenue
State lawmakers failed to make good on a commitment to reimburse cities and towns to lessen the effect of the expanded homestead exemption.