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55-Million-Dollar Potato Chip Plant Coming to Maine
New jobs and a whole lot of potato chips may soon be available in Maine. According to a Bangor Daily News article, developers have chosen the old Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, as the site of a $55 million potato chip processing plant that could open in 2025:
55-Million-Dollar Potato Chip Plant Coming to Maine
New jobs and a whole lot of potato chips may soon be available in Maine. According to a Bangor Daily News article, developers have chosen the old Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, as the site of a $55 million potato chip processing plant that could open in 2025:
55-Million-Dollar Potato Chip Plant Coming to Maine
New jobs and a whole lot of potato chips may soon be available in Maine. According to a Bangor Daily News article, developers have chosen the old Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, as the site of a $55 million potato chip processing plant that could open in 2025:
55-Million-Dollar Potato Chip Plant Coming to Maine
New jobs and a whole lot of potato chips may soon be available in Maine. According to a Bangor Daily News article, developers have chosen the old Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, as the site of a $55 million potato chip processing plant that could open in 2025:
55-Million-Dollar Potato Chip Plant Coming to Maine
New jobs and a whole lot of potato chips may soon be available in Maine. According to a Bangor Daily News article, developers have chosen the old Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, as the site of a $55 million potato chip processing plant that could open in 2025:
55-Million-Dollar Potato Chip Plant Coming to Maine
New jobs and a whole lot of potato chips may soon be available in Maine. According to a Bangor Daily News article, developers have chosen the old Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, as the site of a $55 million potato chip processing plant that could open in 2025:
55-Million-Dollar Potato Chip Plant Coming to Maine
New jobs and a whole lot of potato chips may soon be available in Maine. According to a Bangor Daily News article, developers have chosen the old Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, as the site of a $55 million potato chip processing plant that could open in 2025:
55-Million-Dollar Potato Chip Plant Coming to Maine
New jobs and a whole lot of potato chips may soon be available in Maine. According to a Bangor Daily News article, developers have chosen the old Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, as the site of a $55 million potato chip processing plant that could open in 2025:
Limestone fixed its indoor pool but lacks lifeguards to reopen
LIMESTONE, Maine — After months of upgrades, the reopening of Limestone Community School’s public swimming pool is still uncertain because of a lack of lifeguards. Limestone is the only school district north of Bangor with its own swimming pool. At 75 feet by 42 feet, the facility is a “junior Olympic-sized” pool, the largest in Aroostook County, and can hold 145,000 gallons of water. Prior to COVID, the pool was a popular site for local swim meets, including the Carlisle team that included Caribou, Presque Isle and the Limestone-based Maine School of Science and Mathematics.
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