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Propane tank pickup delays across Maine spur plans for new consumer protections (opens the original)
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YORK, Maine (WGME) -- Maine homeowners say rented propane tanks are being left on their properties for weeks or even months after they switch fuel providers, with no state law or consumer protection requiring companies to retrieve them or issue refunds for unused propane. For more than five weeks, two sets of tanks have sat behind Patty Locuratolo Hymanson’s home in York: one ready to provide heat this winter and the other waiting to be removed by her former provider. “They said, ‘Oh, it will ta
Vertical Harvest says Westbrook farm foreclosure case dismissed after debt paid (opens the original)
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WESTBROOK (WGME) -- Vertical Harvest says a foreclosure case involving its Westbrook indoor farm has been dismissed after the company paid outstanding debts. Foundation Infrastructure Debt Fund I LP filed the complaint last month against Vertical Harvest's 51,000-square-foot indoor greenhouse located at 5 Vertical Way. The fund holds more than $8 million in C-PACE (Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy) financing connected to the farm. Court documents show the complaint was tied to past-due
Are some new bike lanes in Portland meant to go against traffic? (opens the original)
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Portland has been making a lot of what they've dubbed "transportation improvements" in Payson Park this summer. From speed bumps to bike lanes, but one of those recent changes has created a bit of confusion. The the bike lanes John is talking about on Catafalque Drive do go in opposite directions down the one-way street. At the exit of the park near Ocean Avenue, there's even a "Do Not Enter" sign, but the lanes appear to still allow bikes to enter that way. When the I-Team reached out to Portla
As 911 centers turn to AI, agencies weigh gains against risks (opens the original)
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by DAN LAMPARIELLO, JACK AMROCK & NATHAN AARON | Spotlight on America PENOBSCOT COUNTY, Maine (SOA) -- For Maine’s 911 dispatch centers, the calls do not stop, and neither does the pressure on already short-staffed teams to quickly sort emergencies from less urgent calls. Now, some agencies are turning to artificial intelligence to help manage the workload, though few are willing to let it play a role in the most critical calls. Penobscot County’s Regional Communications Center has led Maine in
Former Maine deputy accused of lying about polygraph exams had faced discipline before (opens the original)
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PORTLAND (WGME) -- A former Cumberland County Sheriff's Deputy and police officer is accused of lying about conducting polygraph exams. He also faced discipline in the past during his time with Cumberland County. Regan Goan is facing multiple charges, accused of lying about polygraph exams he was supposed to conduct for the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office through his private company. Goan also received reprimands over the years while working as a deputy at that same agency. Goan had worked as
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