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Maine Compass: Motorists who hit an animal should make the humane choice - Vimarsana News

Maine Compass: Motorists who hit an animal should make the humane choice

In Maine, if you run into a deer, moose or even a turkey with your vehicle, you are required to notify authorities about that accident. A benefit of this law is that if the animal is severely injured and must be put down that can occur in a timely, humane manner and the animal is […]

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In Maine, if you run into a deer, moose or even a turkey with your vehicle, you are required to notify authorities about that accident. A benefit of this law is that if the animal is severely injured and must be put down that can occur in a timely,...

South China bottle redemption center helps sort through problems in the system - Vimarsana News

South China bottle redemption center helps sort through problems in the system

Amanda and Tom Roddy bought their redemption center on Route 3 nearly five years ago and they're hoping that this year, lawmakers will be able to make changes to the state's bottle redemption program.

South China bottle redemption center helps sort through problems in the system - Vimarsana News

South China bottle redemption center helps sort through problems in the system

Amanda and Tom Roddy bought their redemption center on Route 3 nearly five years ago and they're hoping that this year, lawmakers will be able to make changes to the state's bottle redemption program.

South China bottle redemption center helps sort through problems in the system - Vimarsana News

South China bottle redemption center helps sort through problems in the system

Amanda and Tom Roddy bought their redemption center on Route 3 nearly five years ago and they're hoping that this year, lawmakers will be able to make changes to the state's bottle redemption program.