The woman suffered only minor injuries in the incident, which occurred on Town Farm Road.
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Licenses will not change for Hallowell medical marijuana retail stores
City Councilors took no action to reverse decision that closed The Cannabis Healing Center following a public hearing
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Hallowell council action closes pot shop; owner fires back
Derek Wilson, owner of the Cannabis Healing Center, said he is ‘utterly disgusted’ with a unanimous City Council vote that he said forced him to close his downtown business.
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Hallowell councilors cite ‘good moral character,’ deny license for marijuana storefront operator
Councilors denied licensing for the Cannabis Healing Center and awarded licenses to three other establishments, including one that missed out in last month’s lottery.
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Pair charged with trafficking drugs in Augusta, Hallowell
A Hallowell man and a Pittston woman allegedly sold heroin, fentanyl and cocaine base to a confidential informant.
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Hallowell artist begins preliminary work on large mural downtown
Artist Chris Cart said the mural on the back of the Vallee Real Estate building could be installed by June.
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Maine communities looking at marijuana laws as year winds down
Central Maine communities spent 2018 preparing for adult-use marijuana establishments, and the Legislature is likely to finalize rules in its next session.
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Feature obituary: Morten Lund, acclaimed Maine-born ski writer and historian, 92
His career spanned six decades at numerous publications, including Sports Illustrated.
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Arthur R. Moore Jr., Hallowell’s ‘biggest booster,’ dies at 94
Friends and relatives of Arthur Moore Jr., who died Dec. 14 at 94, say he was proud of the city.
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Hallowell to evacuate Front Street on Friday afternoon
Augusta officials make plans to close that city’s Front Street parking and set up barricades in advance of heavy rain expected to create flooding from the Kennebec River.