Props for the Geo name.

Been a steady stream of shrinking and very small towns doing this the last several years. Some of the things these very small towns are asked to do for themselves really, really don't make sense given their populations.

"What a dink." "You are the blind bullshit, my main man."

Triggered, indeed.

If you don't want pushback on your comments, don't personally attack random people.

Yeah, I’m not good at dissecting laws or seeking out pertaining laws but I don’t think it would hurt to give them a call and see if they can help or point you in the right direction. Maybe they can’t help at all but it’s worth a shot.

So they'll pay me $10 if I let them check my battery? Still not worth it to have them anywhere near my vehicle!

Thanks! However, all I’ve found online are home tests that test for if coliform is present (which we know it is), but not how many colonies (which would indicate the problem has gotten worse).

I’ve reached out to the testing company our commercial kitchen uses but those tests are over $100, which feels wrong for us to foot ourselves based on principle.

Do you have any tips on which tests?

TSA doesn't care about personal quantities of drugs let alone CBD. They're concerned about safety on the plane

I have a lot of friends there and they all said it’s below average

Test your water yourself. It's not very expensive. The results will direct your to next steps. There's got to be some sort of town gov't inspectional services you can call for help too.

I don't know the reference.

Shhh! Now you know I live on the western side of the lake! Top secret!

All I could find in the state laws was that a landlord has to notify you of coliform levels, but nothing about rectifying it:

The landlord or building manager of a dwelling that is rented for human habitation and for which the water supply is a residential private drinking water well shall obtain a water test every 3 to 5 years for the contaminants specified pursuant to section 2660-T and shall disclose the results of the water test to each tenant of the dwelling within 10 business days after receiving the results from a laboratory. The landlord or building manager shall allow each prospective tenant of the dwelling to review results of the most recent water test prior to signing a lease or moving into the dwelling.

Maybe you could try putting a call into code enforcement?

Before you assume by checking my posts and comments I didn't assume your gender. Didn't even consider it. I also sub to many other subs just have shit to say in those subs cause that's the shit that triggers me. And it's just my opinion so blow it out your ass.

UMO. UMF is in a rut.

Lawyer up.

Yeah…I went to UMF… those numbers might be technically correct but there’s a big portion that aren’t dating material.

Red sky at night...

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CBD is federally legal. Can even buy it and get it shipped in the mail.

It’s good to be thinking about it. Depending on when your income went up you may still be able to keep MaineCare for your kid for a while.

And keep in mind that you can’t get MaineCare and a subsidy for a marketplace plan at the same time.

I think he worked on the show.

New England, including Maine has very weak counties. Outside of New England, the county is the default form of government. Areas can incorporate as a city and have their own police, etc but the default is to run everything at the county level.

Gorgeous. Wish I saw it

Good to know, thanks