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Hartland, Maine Residents to Decide if Landfill Should Stay Open

2021-03-25 07:00:00| Waste Age

Hartland, Maine residents will meet in April to decide if the towns old landfill will stay open or close. Either way the decision will have long term consequences for the town of about 1,600 residents.  A yes vote would approve a plan f

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