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38TH ANNUAL

Welcome

Dear Friend,

It’s that time of year again…the leaves are changing color, there is a crispness in the air, so, it MUST be time

to start thinking about MRWA’s Annual Technical Conference and Tradeshow! Join us as we make the return

trip to the Cross Insurance Center in Bangor, starting on Tuesday, December 4th through the 6th.

Appearing as our Keynote speaker at Tuesday’s dinner session is Terri Swanson, HR consultant. This

interactive dinner session will focus on the skills you need to retain staff members and address the

overwhelming task of replacing retiring long term staff members. Terri has a wealth of knowledge wrapped

in boundless energy, enthusiasm and sense of humor. Bring your HR questions as there isn’t any issue that

Terri can’t conquer.

Immediately following the dinner session with Terri, we will be hosting our second year of Trivia Night at

Timber Kitchen and Bar (located within the Marriott). Stop by for a wicked good time!

Our Staff has worked hard to develop a wide array of relevant and thought-provoking training sessions. We

have secured an elite class of speakers ready to dazzle you with their knowledge and experience. With over

30 concurrent sessions, we know that there will be something (in addition to the chocolate covered bacon)

to keep you interested all day long.

The tradeshow keeps growing! We invite you to visit our biggest display of exhibitors to date. We hope

you enjoy learning about the latest technologies, products, and services our industry has to offer. You

might just win a prize while there.

Don’t forget the party on Wednesday night! We will be helping EJ Prescott celebrate our industry’s

professionals with the Chad Porter Band back at Timber Kitchen and Bar. After we tore the place down last

year, we weren’t sure they would let us back, but Chad and his band are that good. Join us from 6-9pm;

enjoy the food, drinks and merriment.

Welcome

P R E S I D E N TChris CossetteSuperintendent, Wiscasset Water District

V I C E P R E S I D E N T & N AT I O N A L D I R E C T O RJeff DaySuperintendent, Lincoln Water District

T R E A S U R E R & S E C R E TA R Y Jeff KobrockTrustee, Gardiner Water District Executive Director, Midcoast Economic Development District

D I R E C T O R SBruce BergerExecutive Director, Maine Water Utilities Association

Rodney ButlerSuperintendent, Brewer Water Department

Matt DemersSuperintendent, Dover-Foxcroft Water District

Michael GaudetteSuperintendent, North Berwick Water District

John GuerinPresident and Licensed “VSWS” Operator, Beaver Cove Sewer & Water Association

Jim LeightonSuperintendent, Limestone Water and Sewer District

Penny LoweSuperintendent, Paris Utility District and Board Member, Oxford Water District

Kathy MoriarityGeneral Manager, Bangor Water District

Jason SimcockVice President of Government Service, Androscoggin Bank

Board of Directors

Location Information

Accommodation Information

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Location InformationCross Insurance Center

515 Main StreetBangor, ME 04401207-561-8300www.crossinsurancecenter.com

We have room blocks at three (3) area hotels to make your stay as convenient as possible. Mention MRWA’s Conference to be sure that you receive the reduced rates. Book your rooms early as the room blocks fill up quickly. In addition, the hotels release any rooms that have not been booked by November 6, 2018, to the general public.

Hollywood Casino HotelThe hotel is located directly across Main Street from the Cross Center, and has several amenities, like a gym, restaurants, and...a CASINO! The room rate is $119/night + tax.

500 Main StreetBangor, ME 04401877-779-7771 toll free207-974-3502 localwww.hollywoodcasinobangor.com

Fireside InnThis pet-friendly hotel is diagonally across Main street from the Cross Center, and close to all the action. Geaghan’s Restaurant & Pub is on the same property. The room rate is $91.99/night + tax.

570 Main StreetBangor, ME 04401877-934-7374 toll free207-942-1234 localwww.firesideinnbangor.com

Residence Inn MarriottThe hotel is located directly across Bass Park Blvd. from the Cross Center. The hotel offers free breakfast, a fitness center and indoor pool. Room rates are King Studio for $119/night +tax, One Bedroom Suite for $129/night+tax or a Double Queen Suite for $139/night+tax.

22 Bass Park Blvd.Bangor, ME 04401207-433-0800 localwww.marriott.com

Accommodation Information

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T U E S D A Y , D E C E M B E R 4

5:00-8:00 pm | Succession Planning, Multi Generations, Recruitment and Retention BLW

SO DEP

W E D N E S D A Y , D E C E M B E R 5

8:00-9:30 amdd Better Than YouTube!: Hands-on Approach to Service Works for the Water Industry BLW

SO dd DWP Updates for Small Drinking Water Systems BLW

SO dd Calculating Payback Periods and Start Saving Now BLW

SO dd Implementing Successful Asset Management

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dd Rate Case Filings, Which Method Is Best For You? BLW

SO dd Understanding the HHE 200: Hee Hee Ha Ha DECD SSW

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9:40-11:10 amdd Annie Get Your Gun: Personnel Policies for Protection of Employers and Employees BLW

SO dd DWP and EPA Updates BLW

SO dd Cleanup Your Act with Effective System Disinfection BLW

SO dd Pump-Up the Volume with Hands-on Chemical Feed Pumps, Part 1 BLW

SO DEP

dd Reducing Pumping Energy Costs While Managing Assets BLW

SO DEP dd Consideration of Site Conditions: Driving Design and Installation SSW

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12:40-2:10 pmdd Don’t Come Up Dry: Water Conservation and Resiliency Planning BLW

SO dd Pump-Up the Volume with Hands-on Chemical Feed Pumps, Part 2 BLW

SO DEP dd Lead and Copper Compliance for Small Water Systems BLW

SO dd Legislative and Regulatory Updates BLW

SO DEP dd Minimum Lot Size DECD SSW

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dd Water Flowing Through History: Going Back in Time on Don’s Magic School Bus BLW

SO DEP

2:20-3:50 pmdd Chlorine Blues?: Alternative Disinfection BLW

SO DEP dd Compliance Monitoring: “Insuring Your Data is Legit!” BLW

SO DEP

dd Emerging Contaminants: What’s Important to Know About PFAS and Chemicals in the Queue BLW

SO DEP

dd I’VE BEEN HACKED: Preventing and Responding to Cyber Emergencies BLW

SO DEP

dd Seasonal Conversion DECD SSWWU

dd Wise Investments: Utility Investments and the Bond Market BLW

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8:00-9:30 amdd Emergencies Happen: Ensuring Effective Response and Recovery for Water and Wastewater Incidents BLW

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dd Lagoons: Managing the Water Front DEP

dd Pipe Bursting From the MythBusters BLW SO DEP

dd And the Sanitary Survey Says... BLW SO

dd Teamwork: Not What You Think! BLW SO

11:40 am-1:10 pm dd Chasing Results In Solids Balance DEP dd Cyberbanking: Protecting Your Transactions BLW

SO dd Emerging Issues For Wastewater BLW

SO DEP dd Emergency Troubleshooting of Chemical Feed Systems: On the Fly! BLW

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SCHEDULE at a glanceFor the latest and most up to date information, please vist our website

www.mainerwa.org

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Maine Board of Licensure of Water System Operators 1.5 CRED HRS

Maine Department of Economic and Community Development - Local Plumbing Inspectors (LPIs) and Code Enforcement Officer (CEOs) training 1.5 CRED HRS

Maine DEP for Wastewater Operators 1.5 CRED HRS

Maine DEP partially-approved 1.0 CRED HRS

A subset of the Wastewater Operators (credit for safety related classes) 1.5 CRED HRS

Subsurface Waste Water Unit of the Maine DHHS - Site Evaluators 1.5 CRED HRS

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* Approved only for operators who maintain septic systems as part of their operational duties, i.e. municipal systems.

Attendee REGISTRATION

EARLY BIRD SPECIAL! Register with payment by November 16, 2018 and be eligible for double entry into the Grand Prize drawing of $500!

NAME NICKNAME FOR BADGE

TITLE LICENSE # AND TYPE

SYSTEM NAME

MAILING ADDRESS CITY, STATE, ZIP

PHONE MOBILE EMAIL

1. Please indicate the quantity. 2. Multiply the quantity by the item cost. 3. Send in your full payment.

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B Y M A I LMaine Rural Water AssociationPO Box 263Richmond, ME 04357

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P R I C E QUANTITY T O TA L

Full Registration Attendee (includes Tuesday evening, Wednesday and Thursday registrations,

meals and tradeshow passport)$245

Partial Registration Attendee (includes tradeshow passport)

Tuesday evening (includes meal) $45

Wednesday only (does not include meal) $120

Wednesday (meal only) $37

Thursday only (does not include meal) $120

Thursday (meal only) $37

Spouse/Retiree (No credit hours for this registration. Does include meals and tradeshow passport) $125

Tuesday evening (meal only) $20

Wednesday (meal only) $37

Thursday (meal only) $37

Tradeshow Wednesday (includes tradeshow passport for Wednesday) $60

Tradeshow Thursday (includes tradeshow passport for Thursday) $60

Best Tasting Drinking Water Competition (be sure to complete the form on reverse) $10

TOTAL

CANCELLATION POLICY: Individuals registered for one of MRWA’s training classes or seminars will be charged the class fee if we have not received notice of cancellation at least five (5) business days prior to the class. Anyone contacting MRWA to cancel enrollment in a class will receive a cancellation number. In the event of an emergency which would prevent attendance, please contact Cindy Wade as soon as possible with the details. CONSENT TO USE OF PHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGES: Registration and attendance at, or participation in, MRWA meetings, trainings and other seminars constitutes an agreement by the attendee to MRWA’s use and distribution (both now and in the future) of the attendee’s image or voice in photographs, videotapes, electronic reproductions and audio tapes of such events and activities.

Please fill in front and back and return by mail or fax

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T H U R S D A Y , D E C E M B E R 68 : 0 0 - 9 : 3 0 A M

dR Emergencies Happen: Ensuring Effective Response and Recovery for Water and Wastewater Incidents

dR Lagoons: Managing the Water Front

dR Pipe Bursting From the MythBusters dR And the Sanitary Survey Says… dR Teamwork: Not What You Think!

1 1 : 4 0 A M - 1 : 1 0 P M dR Chasing Results In Solids Balance dR Cyberbanking: Protecting Your

Transactions dR Emerging Issues For Wastewater dR Emergency Troubleshooting of

Chemical Feed Systems: On the Fly!

ONSITE REPRESENTATIVE ONSITE CONTACT - CELL PHONE, PAGER

SYSTEM NAME

MRWA USE ONLY

It’s about bragging rights! Think you’ve got the best? Put it to the test!

Draw a ONE (1) quart sample, and bring it with you to the

conference. Only 1 sample per source will be accepted.

Remember to indicate your category -

Disinfected or Non-Disinfected.

Submit your registration fee of $10 per sample by 9:00 am Thursday, December 6, 2018.

The overall winner will represent Maine in the Great American

Water Taste Test in Washington, DC in February 2019.

dR Disinfected dR Non-disinfected

2019 Best Tasting Drinking Water Competition

Thursday, December 6, 2018

ENTRY FORM

1 2 : 4 0 - 2 : 1 0 P MdR Don’t Come Up Dry: Water

Conservation and Resiliency PlanningdR Pump-Up the Volume with Hands-on

Chemical Feed Pumps, Part 2 dR Lead and Copper Compliance for

Small Water Systems dR Legislative and Regulatory Updates dR Minimum Lot Size dR Water Flowing Through History: Going

Back in Time on Don’s Magic School Bus

2 : 2 0 - 3 : 5 0 P MdR Chlorine Blues?: Alternative

Disinfection dR Compliance Monitoring: “Insuring Your

Data is Legit!” dR Emerging Contaminants: What’s

Important to Know About PFAS and Chemicals in the Queue

dR I’VE BEEN HACKED: Preventing and Responding to Cyber Emergencies

dR Seasonal Conversion dR Wise Investments: Utility Investments

and the Bond Market

T U E S D A Y , D E C E M B E R 4 dR 5 : 0 0 - 8 : 0 0 P M

Succession Planning, Multi Generations, Recruitment and Retention

8 : 0 0 - 9 : 3 0 A MdR Better Than YouTube!: Hands-on

Approach to Service Works for the Water Industry

dR DWP Updates for Small Drinking Water Systems

dR Calculating Payback Periods and Start Saving Now

dR Implementing Successful Asset Management

dR Rate Case Filings, Which Method Is Best For You?

dR Understanding the HHE 200: Hee Hee Ha Ha

9 : 4 0 - 1 1 : 1 0 A MdR Annie Get Your Gun: Personnel

Policies for Protection of Employers and Employees

dR DWP and EPA Updates dR Cleanup Your Act with Effective

System Disinfection dR Pump-Up the Volume with

Hands-on Chemical Feed Pumps, Part 1

dR Reducing Pumping Energy Costs While Managing Assets

dR Consideration of Site Conditions: Driving Design and Installation


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Succession Planning, Multi Generations, Recruitment and Retention BLW SO DEP

5:00 - 8:00 pm | Terri Swanson, HR Consultant

dd Retiring staff members leave “big shoes to fill”dd In succession planning, boards should consider: Can they do the job? Will they do the job? And is it a psychological and social fit?dd Participants will have a better understanding of multi-generations and how each generation ties into succession planning


Better Than YouTube!: Hands-on Approach to Service Works for the Water Industry BLW SO

8:00 - 9:30 am | Mike Pelkey and Dave Robinson, E J Prescott

dd Basics of live taps, direct and saddle taps with hands-on opportunitiesdd Leak locating technologiesdd Leak repairs with minimal disruption to customersdd Live demonstrations

DWP Updates for Small Drinking Water Systems BLW SO

8:00 - 9:30 am | Maine DWP staff

dd Rules Update dd Proactive approaches to ensure compliancedd Available assistance for ensuring safe drinking water

Calculating Payback Periods and Start Saving Now BLW SO

8:00 - 9:30 am | Nick Sampson, ReVision Energy

dd Reducing energy costs with LED lighting and battery storagedd Tax credit, loan programs, power purchase agreements and community solar farm

Implementing Successful Asset Management BLW SO DEP

8:00 - 9:30 am | Tony Shriner, iamGIS; Kevin Black, Brownville Water & Sewer Department and Boyd Snowden, Oakland Sewer Department

dd Components of Asset Managementdd Getting off the paper and into actiondd Case studies from Brownville and Oakland

CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

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Rate Case Filings, Which Method Is Best For You? BLW SO

8:00 - 9:30 am | Stephani Morcanie, Maine PUC

dd Overview of types of rate filings plus fire protection chargesdd Rate cases: 307, 6104, 6104-A, plus special rate contracts and emergency rates, Fire Protection (Chapter 69)

Understanding the HHE 200: Hee Hee Ha Ha DECD SSWWU

8:00 - 9:30 am | Brent Lawson, Maine SSWWU and Ken Stratton

dd Site Evaluator responsibilitydd Signaturesdd Complete/incomplete applications

Break | 9:30 - 9:40 am

Annie Get Your Gun: Personnel Policies for Protection of Employers and Employees BLW SO

9:40-11:10 am | Dawn Harmon, Perkins Thompson

dd Potential liability for employers based on an employee’s possession and/or use of a gun or other weapon in the workplacedd Whistleblowers: What is a complaint and how is it navigated?dd Navigating the complaint and its aftermath

DWP and EPA Updates BLW SO

9:40-11:10 am | Maine DWP staff and Chris Ryan, US EPA

dd Maine DWP Updatesdd US EPA updatesdd Available assistance and tools to ensure safe drinking water

Cleanup Your Act with Effective System Disinfection BLW SO

9:40-11:10 am | Don Van Veldhuizen, USA BlueBook

dd How to thoroughly disinfect your water systemdd Disinfecting your system for seasonal start up and in response to bacteriological contamination eventsdd The importance of line flushing for effective system disinfectiondd Well, distribution piping, storage tank and treatment disinfection

Pump-Up the Volume with Hands-on Chemical Feed Pumps, Part 1 BLW SO DEP

9:40-11:10 am | Danny Smith, Maltz Sales

dd Proper installation of a peristaltic pump, a solenoid-metering pump, a motor drive pump and 1-stepper motor pumpdd Different ways of pacing the pumps will be demonstrated

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Reducing Pumping Energy Costs While Managing Assets BLW SO DEP

9:40-11:10 am | Scott Boyson, Corrosion Products

dd How to identify pumping systems and analyze their efficienciesdd Improving methodologies that can be used to make them more efficientdd Actual case studies

Consideration of Site Conditions: Driving Design and Installation SSWWU

9:40-11:10 am | Brent Lawson, Maine SSWWU and Ken Stratton

dd Rock walls, different trees and fernsdd What these tell you about the soil

Lunch, Awards and Annual Meeting | 11:10 am - 12:30 pm

Don’t Come Up Dry: Water Conservation and Resiliency Planning BLW SO

12:40-2:10 pm | Jessica Meeks, Maine DWP and Jeff McNelly and Stephani Morancie, Maine PUC

dd Water Supply Emergency (WSE) Preparednessdd Technical assistance and sources of funding during a WSEdd Authority to declare a WSE and mandatory water conservationdd Emergency ratesdd Terms & Conditions template for WSE declaration, mandatory conservation and emergency rates

Pump-Up the Volume with Hands-on Chemical Feed Pumps, Part 2 BLW SO DEP

12:40-2:10 pm | Danny Smith, Maltz Sales

dd Overview on maintenance procedures of the different technologiesdd Demonstration of preventative maintenance on each pump

Lead and Copper Compliance for Small Water Systems BLW SO

12:40-2:10 pm | Maine DWP staff

dd Rule basicsdd Most frequent violationsdd Ways to ensure compliance and avoid action level exceedances

Legislative and Regulatory Updates BLW SO DEP

12:40-2:10 pm | Jim Katsiaficas, Perkins Thompson

dd Review the changes the Legislature has made to the Freedom of Access Actdd Discuss Public Utilities Commission and Department of Environmental Protection Regulation changesdd Discuss the prospect for regulation of PFAS in drinking water

CONFERENCE SCHEDULE WED DEC 5


Minimum Lot Size DECD SSWWU

12:40-2:10 pm | Brent Lawson, Maine SSWWU and Ken Stratton

dd Starting for what yeardd What is the minimumdd Different systems and different sizes

Water Flowing Through History: Going Back in Time on Don’s Magic School Bus BLW SO DEP

12:40-2:10 pm | Don Van Veldhuizen, USA BlueBook

dd Ancient Times: Pre-200 BCdd The Dark Ages: Distributiondd Better life through chemicals

Break | 2:10 - 2:20 pm

Chlorine Blues? - Alternative Disinfection BLW SO DEP

2:20-3:50 pm | Don Van Veldhuizen, USA BlueBook

dd What about chlorinedd Ozone disinfectiondd Ultravioletdd Other possible disinfectants

Compliance Monitoring: “Insuring Your Data is Legit!” BLW SO DEP

2:20-3:50 pm | Christine Blais, Maine HETL

dd What is “Good” data and what is “Not Good”dd Measurements matterdd Representativeness and documentation

Emerging Contaminants: What’s Important to Know About PFAS and Chemicals in the Queue BLW SO DEP

2:20-3:50 pm | Sara Barbuto, Integral Consulting Inc.

dd Surviellance of chemicals and biologicaldd Per- and polyflouroalkyl substances (PFAS)dd Management strategies

I’VE BEEN HACKED: Preventing and Responding to Cyber Emergencies BLW SO DEP

2:20-3:50 pm | Kevin Guimond, Avangrid and FBI representative

dd Preparatory measures for system protectiondd Potential impacts of Black Sky Power Outagedd Prepare for manual operations

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Seasonal Conversion DECD SSWWU

2:20-3:50 pm | Brent Lawson, Maine SSWWU and Ken Stratton

dd What is neededdd When you can’t seasonally convertdd What you have to abide by

Wise Investments: Utility Investments and the Bond Market BLW SO

2:20-3:50 pm | Michael Lynch, MBA, LUTCF

dd Investing in reserve fundsdd Types of fundsdd Develop financial plans for capital improvement

Tradeshow | 4:00 - 6:00 pm

Team EJP’s Social Hour: Chad Porter Trio 6:00 - 9:00 pm |

CONFERENCE SCHEDULE WED DEC 5


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Emergencies Happen: Ensuring Effective Response and Recovery for Water and Wastewater Incidents BLW SO DEP

8:00-9:30 am | Captain Scott Luciano, Orono Fire Department and Kathleen Rusley, Maine Emergency Management Agency

dd History, features and principles of the Incident Command Systemdd Ensuring a safe, effective and unified emergency responsedd Role of the Public Information Officerdd Social media: friend or foe?dd Using the news media instead of them using you

Lagoons - Managing the Water Front DEP

8:00-9:30 am | Don Van Veldhuizen, USA BlueBook

dd Types of pondsdd Tips for best operationdd Troubleshooting issues

Pipe Bursting From the MythBusters BLW SO DEP

8:00-9:30 am | Lew Williams, Hebron Water Company, Matt Timberlake, Ted Berry Company and Jim Lord, Dirigo Engineering

dd Hebron Water Company, Inc. history and system overviewdd Project phases: design approach, permitting, bidding and constructiondd Consideration of environmental challenges

And the Sanitary Survey Says… BLW SO

8:00-9:30 am | Maine DWP staff

dd What to expect from a Sanitary Surveydd Tips for preparing for your next surveydd Correcting sanitary defects

Teamwork: Not What You Think! BLW SO

8:00-9:30 am | Bob Berry, Main-Land Development Consultants, Inc.

dd Hiring and retaining good employeesdd Dynamics of a good teamdd Effective leadership

Tradeshow | 9:00 - 11:30 am

Break | 11:30 - 11:40 am

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Chasing Results In Solids Balance DEP

11:40 am - 1:10 pm | Don Van Veldhuizen, USA BlueBook

dd What is “solids balance” and how it can affect effluent qualitydd Process control techniques with associated lab testsdd Dealing with difficulties

Cyberbanking: Protecting Your Transactions BLW SO

11:40 am - 1:10 pm | Brenda Paradis and Jason Simcock, Androscoggin Bank

dd Cybersecurity introdd Cybersecurity attacks in Government: actual casesdd Best Practicesdd Banking products available

Emerging Issues For Wastewater BLW SO DEP

11:40 am - 1:10 pm | Brian Rayback, Pierce Atwood

dd Nutrient rules and testing requirementsdd Site-specific criteriadd Tribal water quality standardsdd EPA human health criteriadd EPA and DEP coordinated enforcement agreement

Emergency Troubleshooting of Chemical Feed Systems: On the Fly! BLW SO DEP

11:40 am - 1:10 pm | Danny Smith, Maltz Sales

dd Assessing the problemdd Hands-on evaluation of the problemdd Typical pressure and flow issues and corrective actions

Lunch and Taste Test | 1:30 pm

CONFERENCE SCHEDULE THUR DEC 6


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www.mainerwa.org207-737-4092 fax 207-737-7150

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