Precious groundwater

Three cheers and five stars for the articles on Harpswell’s issues with groundwater availability, and a special award to John Gormley for his well-researched and well-written piece.

As someone who now lives next to a soon-to-be 12-home subdivision, this is an issue that is of special concern to my wife and I. I was very happy to see this issue explained so publicly and clearly. Harpswell needs to have many more discussions about the connection between groundwater, wells and development.

Brian Hirst, North Harpswell

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