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Authorities seize an estimated $1 million in illegal marijuana in Wilton - Vimarsana News

Authorities seize an estimated $1 million in illegal marijuana in Wilton

WILTON - On Tuesday, November 28, officers from Wilton Police Department assisted the Maine Office of Cannabis Policy (OCP) investigators in conducting a routine follow up inspection at a licensed marijuana cultivation facility at a property on Weld Road in Wilton, according to a press release from Wilton Police Chief Ethan Kyes. During the inspection,

Maine police shut down illegally cultivated marijuana facility - Vimarsana News

Maine police shut down illegally cultivated marijuana facility

The total value of the illegally cultivated marijuana found in Wilton on Tuesday is estimated at $1,000,000, police said.

Police Bust Massive Suspected Chinese Illegal Marijuana Grow In Maine - Vimarsana News

Police Bust Massive Suspected Chinese Illegal Marijuana Grow In Maine

Authorities busted  a massive suspected Chinese illegal marijuana grow in Maine Tuesday, Wilton Police Department Chief Ethan Kyes said in a statement.

Wilton ordinance changes discussed - Lewiston Sun Journal - Vimarsana News

Wilton ordinance changes discussed - Lewiston Sun Journal

Wilton Code Enforcement Officer Gary Judkins appeared before the Select Board on Tuesday, May 2, to discuss potential ordinance changes for the size of dwellings and apartments, as well the distance they can be from bodies of water.

Wilton ordinance changes discussed - CentralMaine.com - Vimarsana News

Wilton ordinance changes discussed - CentralMaine.com

Wilton Code Enforcement Officer Gary Judkins appeared before the Select Board on Tuesday, May 2, to discuss potential ordinance changes for the size of dwellings and apartments, as well the distance they can be from bodies of water.