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Let It
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Waste News March 2007
 Two
Maine Wastewater Treatment Facilities featured for their innovative treatment
and disposal process of their respective community's wastewater.
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Rangeley resident gets EPA award
 Jerome
"Frenchie" Guervemont of Rangeley is one of five Maine citizens who was
recognized today in Augusta by the Maine Department of Environmental Protection
and Gov. John Baldacci in observance of the 35th anniversary of the Federal
Clean Water Act
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Fort Kent water workers rescue wildcat
FORT
KENT - A wildcat escaped a murky death Monday morning when it was rescued by
employees at the Fort Kent Water and Wastewater Department. The animal, which
was likely a lynx, probably would have drowned if not for the quick thinking of
town workers, District Game Warden Adrian Marquis said Monday.
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Lagoon Day '06
Corinna Hosts 10th Annual Innovative Training Initiative
The Tenth Annual Lagoon Day was held on
June 16, 2006 in Corinna, Maine at the newest
lagoon system in the state. Topics included a historical overview of
the environmental concerns that ultimately led to the removal of the
discharge of treated wastewater from a surface water discharge to
spray irrigation.
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Maine DEP Presents Achievement Award to Eagle Lake
The Maine Department of
Environmental Protection recognizes the staff of the Eagle Lake Water & Sewer
District, in particular, Gerald Raymond, Superintendent of the District, for
accomplishments in the wastewater field and water quality improvement.
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9th Annual Lagoon Day Presents Two For The Price Of One
Gorgeous Aroostook County and
the Mars Hill Utility District Lagoon Facility provided the setting for the 9th
Annual Lagoon Day Training Session on June 23rd.
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Guilford-Sangerville Sanitary
District receives Outstanding Operations Award
The
Guilford-Sangerville Sanitary District received the “Outstanding Operations
Award” at Maine Rural Water Association’s 24th Annual Water & Wastewater
Technical Conference.
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Veazie Sewer District Recipient of the 2004 MWWCA's
Richard Goodenow Award for Operations Excellence.
The 2004 recipient of the annual
Richard B. Goodenow Award is responsible for the operation and maintenance of a .35 MGD
aerated lagoon wastewater treatment facility, 2 pump stations and 12 miles
of sewer collection system.
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6th Annual Lagoon Day
The 6th Annual Day at the Lagoon was
held at the recently upgraded Veazie Sewer District’s wastewater treatment
facility.
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