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Dorchester declines to pay resident over lift station project complaints

Dorchester declines to pay resident over lift station project complaints Dorchester declines to pay resident over lift station project complaints

By Neal Hogden

An ongoing discussion between the village and a landowner whose land was affected by the Dorchester lift station project that started ...

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