Published 2 months ago

Maine town has recovered little of the $122K it spent on scrapped flagpole park

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Worcesters offered to reimburse Columbia Falls, Maine, for planning costs. The company has only covered $28,291 of the roughly $122,600 in bills. The Worcesters' company was fined nearly $24,000 by the Occupational Health Administration. Columbia Falls is considering leaving one of its arrangements with the family.

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Bangor Daily News

A town has recovered little of the $122,000 it spent on scrapped flagpole park

The family that unsuccessfully tried to build a patriot-themed flagpole park in Washington County has paid back just a fraction of the associated planning costs spent by Columbia Falls, despite previously offering to reimburse the town for that spending. The company has only covered $28,291 of the costs, meaning Columbia Falls will have to pay off most of the roughly $122,600 in bills it has received from lawyers and consultants who helped to be…

2 months ago·Bangor, United States

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Maine town has recovered little of the $122K it spent on scrapped flagpole park

The family that unsuccessfully tried to build a patriot-themed flagpole park in Washington County has paid back just a fraction of the associated planning costs

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