The scrap metal recycling company vehemently opposed by a small group of Searsport residents is once again in trouble with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, this time for its locations in Topsham and Lewiston.
Grimmel Industries' junkyard permit was renewed by Searsport selectmen in January. The company continues to stockpile scrap metal, after it is processed into baseball-sized chunks in Topsham, on ...
The scrap metal recycling company vehemently opposed by a small group of Searsport residents is once again in trouble with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, this time for its locations in Topsham and Lewiston.
Grimmel Industries' junkyard permit was renewed by Searsport selectmen in January. The company continues to stockpile scrap metal, after it is processed into baseball-sized chunks in Topsham, on ...