Brooklin News

Published by downeastlaw on April 3, 2011

Three new public officers were sworn in. The people voted to have a Hancock County Sheriff patrol the town and passed a land use ordinance that will restrict the construction of cell towers and wind turbines.

via The town of Brooklin gets a new start | wcsh6.com.

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