Board grants 'interested party' status to several DCP challengers
Searsport — In the first of four scheduled public hearings about a proposal to construct a 22.7-million-gallon liquefied petroleum gas terminal at Mack Point, the Searsport Planning Board gave some opponents of the project the right to participate in ...
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