Friday Nov 6 | Village Soup
Well I have to tell you, Grandson Gabe of Montville spent a few nights with me. Monday morning a oeShootera his pet turkey and Lin, Gabea s Dad, who said a oesomeday that turkey is going to get run overa , lost his footing and got run over.
GE Security tells workers to avoid Sebasticook hospital
The plant manager of General Electric Security, the town's largest employer, wants employees who need hospital care to travel 22 miles south -- not one mile down the road.
Chairs raise $2,000 for theater
As the colorful and comfortable Adirondack chairs before him were claimed one by one, 6-year-old Johnny O'Brien's bottom lip began to tremble.
Man charged with OUI after missing his turn
BURNHAM : A Hartland man was charged with operating under the influence Sept. 19 after he reportedly blew a turn and drove his car off the road.
MONROE : As Monroea s Postmaster, she is the face of government service in managing for us all things that travel by mail.
Preservationists reviving Waldo County rail, one tie at a time
BROOKS : After a year of hard work by a handful of dedicated volunteers, trains are running in Waldo County again.
It could be coincidence, but it seems unlikely. Two dangerous explosions at two rural Maine wood pellet manufacturing plants in less than five months should raise concerns about safety as this industry expands.
James I. Rockefeller, 76, of Dresden, died Monday, July 27, 2009, after a short illness.
James I. Rockefeller, 76, of Dresden, died Monday, July 27, 2009, after a short illness.
Marcus R. Chase, 33, of Burnham, pleaded guilty to theft by receiving stolen property and was fined $250; violating condition of release and was fined $250. William A. Dunton, 45, of Burnham, pleaded guilty to violating condition of release and was sentenced to two days in Waldo County Jail.
Biomass Manufacturing Facility Planned for Central Maine
International WoodFuels LLC, a San Diego-based biomass thermal energy company, recently announced plans to build a biomass manufacturing facility in Burnham, Maine.
Wood pellet plant to be built in Maine
Maine Gov. John Baldacci will be in attendance today as International Woodfuels LLC announces its plan to build a wood pellet manufacturing plant in Burnham, Maine.
New $20 million manfacturing plant coming to Burnham
AUGUSTA : News out of Augusta Tuesday, Jluly 21, was that a 30,000-square-foot manufacturing facility is slated to be built in Waldo County and by next summer, could be producing as much as 100,000 tons of clean-burning wood pellets.
Burnham to be site of $20 million wood pellet plant
The use of wood pellets and stoves is expected to keep growing, but an industry official does not foresee a situation similar to last winter when high oil prices caused demand to soar.
Wood Pellet Plant Planned For Central Maine
A Portland company is planning to build a $20 million wood pellet manufacturing plant in the central Maine town of Burnham.
Maine wood pellet plant planned:
PORTLAND, Maine a ' Gov. John Baldacci will attend the announcement of plans for a wood pellet manufacturing plant to be built in Burnham.
Mountain lion sighting claimed in Maine
WINSLOW, Maine a ' Maine state biologists are investigating a report of a mountain lion sighting in Winslow.
Police are not releasing the names of two females involved in a car crash Monday morning in Burnham.