Investigators say Merton E. Weed Jr. fraudulently received federal forgiveable loans for several of his businesses then transferred the money to his personal accounts.
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Feds sue Freeport pizza restaurant, alleging interference with wage probe
The U.S. Department of Labor claims the owner of Antonia’s Pizzeria failed to pay employees overtime and tried to hinder an investigation of pay practices.
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Attorney charged with trespassing, assault against towing company alleges racketeering, widespread fraud
Attorney Scott Fenstermaker’s lengthy civil complaint in federal court references a September altercation at a Washington County towing lot that resulted in criminal charges against him.
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Blue Crew busy preparing for competition season
Some parts of FIRST Robotics Competition have changed this year.
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Elementary school students promote recycling
Recycling is fun, amazing and helps the environment, according to students.
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Children’s Festival will have something for everyone Feb. 25
The festival was moved to the end of vacation due to space availability.
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Mt. Blue gets more out of Souther Farm than just electricity
The USDA is investing more into renewable energy sources, such as the solar farm at Souther Farm in Livermore Falls. This solar farm not only benefits local schools by offsetting energy costs, but students are getting involved and learning more about renewable energy.
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Reinvigorating old apple trees workshop coming to Wilton
The University of Maine Cooperative Extension will have their own Nick Rowley team up with Senator Russell Black to host a workshop on rejuvenating old apple trees in Wilton on March 4.
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Livermore hires Amanda Wheeler as Town Clerk
Amanda Wheeler, from Fayette, started Feb. 21 at $22 per hour.