The system runs through Vassalboro's East Village up Main Street and state Route 32 to Winslow's Dunbar Street, where the sewage then goes into Winslow's system.
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The success of retail might be essential to the success of Lansdowne 2.0, but some local market watchers argue that population and transportation challenges make it impossible for the site to generate the retail reven