Lewiston City Don’t Wait – We want you to avoid a $25 fine

Lewiston City Don’t Wait – We want you to avoid a  fine
City of Lewiston dog owners are reminded to get each of their dogs licensed by 1/31 — Lewiston City
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City of Lewiston dog owners are reminded to get each of their dogs licensed by 1/31. If not licensed by that date, dog owners will be subject to a State of Maine late licensing fine. Licensing can be done at Lewiston City Hall – City Clerk’s Office, second floor at 27 Pine Street, or via www.lewistonmaine.gov/licenseyourdog 

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