A man made sick by tainted ground beef is suing Hannaford supermarkets.
Kenneth Koehler of Old Orchard Beach claims he suffered two months of debilitating symptoms after eating ground beef he bought in November 2011.
He was one of more than a dozen people sickened in a salmonella outbreak that led Hannaford to recall ground beef last month at its stores in New England and New York.
Koehler claims he ran up $8,000 in medical bills.
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