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AUGUSTA – Maine lawmakers have rejected a bill to authorize highway signs honoring Ricky Craven in his hometown, but the NASCAR driver will get roadside recognition anyway. A bill before the Transportation Committee, LD 524, sought the state’s green light to erect signs along the…
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AUGUSTA – Maine lawmakers have rejected a bill to authorize highway signs honoring Ricky Craven in his hometown, but the NASCAR driver will get roadside recognition anyway.
A bill before the Transportation Committee, LD 524, sought the state’s green light to erect signs along the Route 9 right of way in Newburgh.
The committee killed the bill after the state Transportation Department raised safety concerns. But a deal was worked out to allow Craven signs to go up on private property along the route.
Craven, the Winston Cup Rookie of the Year in 1995, is considered a hometown hero in Newburgh, near Bangor.
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