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Read Article On June 1, 2020 Maine based Dirigo Solar submitted a building permit application to the Town of Rangeley for a $5.2 million dollar 12 acre solar facility.  Dirigo Solar proposed leasing a 12 acre portion of Mark and Marie Beauregard’s 230 acre farm.  This farm land had previously been permitted by the Town of Rangeley for a sporting clay range and by the State of Maine as a Commercial Shooting Area.  The farm also produced hogs, hay, forest products, strawberries and Christma...

ROCKPORT — Members of Rockport’s Zoning Board of Appeals voted Dec. 9 to continue in two weeks its review of an appeal brought against municipal approval of a new downtown hotel, rather than proceeding with the appeal as originally scheduled. The board agreed that it would use the interim to review four letters submitted by attorneys for the applicants, the appellants and the Chair of the Rockport Planning board; those letters were received within days of the scheduled Dec. 9 hearing. By th...

>> good morning. ron and i tend the service over here several years ago together, we fact sat in that same column and row right there. i met him in 2008 in the parking lot of the police department when he was a code enforcement officer and i was there following up on the case. we would talk about please work it was clear to me he was committed to becoming a police officer. from police work the topic of our conversation shifted to fishing. we shared a constant connection and became friends. i lea...

Family in america in 2003 and had a plan for his career path. two years later he became a police volunteer for the modesto police department. anna earned a level three reserve certificate from gray simon original training center. in 2006 he became an animal control officer for the police department and eight months later he transitioned to code enforcement officer. while working as a code enforcement officer he enrolled at a police extended community college where he committed two and half hours...

>> reporter: when she moved into this house three years ago this new york city transplant finally decided to buy a car. the single mother of three living on fixed income she could afford the $500 car but not the license registration and insurance. so she parked it here in her driveway. within weeks a code enforcement officer had written not one but two citations that led to a ticket. >> it was $102 dlds. because it has been three years, because i havent paid that, they kept my id as has toj. yor...

Our senior investigative correspondent drew griffin went to find out. >> reporter: the number is astounding. the small st. louis suburb of ferguson has a population of just 21,000 people. in march, it had outstanding arrest warrants for 16,000 -- including veronica ortega, technically wanted by the law. for what? >> over a parked car that i had in my driveway. >> reporter: a warrant has been hanging over her head for three years. when she moved into this house three years ago, this new york city...

Offenses. the reason not to enforce the law but instead to boost the citys budget. here is our senior investigative correspondent drew griffin. >> reporter: the number astounding the small st. louis suburb of ferguson has a p population of just 21,000. in march it had outstanding arest warrants for 16,000 including veronica ortega, technically wanted by the law for what? >> over a parked car i had in my driveway. >> reporter: a warrant has been hanging over her head for three years. >> i said th...

Mcdonoughs southeast in georgia says his restaurant is dedicated to police, fire, and military and thats why he put up the flags three months ago. but friday a code enforcement officer told him to take them down. im just floored and i said what are they for he said im in violation of flags flying above my restaurant. >> called him and told him the ordinance he was cited for was two vague and needed to be rewritten. for that reason the owner is asking that citation to be thrown out. here is some ...

Over three decades. now the city of albany wants him to take it down climbing it violates city code. if he doesnt, he could be looking at jail time. were joined by eric garrick, the owner. thank you, sir. 30 years this flag has been flying in the same spot? >> yes, eric, ive been employed at that location for 30 plus years and weve always had a flag at that spot. >> tell us what changed. how did the police decide its time to take the flag down? >> weve got a 311 complaint system in albany and it...

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