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Road damages estimated at nearly $193,000
PHILLIPS a ' Damage to two roads in Phillips from the June 27 weekend rains was estimated at nearly $193,000, Town Manager Jim Collins said Monday.
Clash leads to charges, injuries
Livermore teenagers clashed with a group of Farmington-area teenagers July 4, resulting in two boys being charged with underage drinking and a girl getting injured after a car backed into her legs, police said.
Men face theft charges in string of Renys thefts
FARMINGTON a ' Two Waterville men face theft charges after attempting to take more than $1,000 worth of items from Renys Department Store, police said.
UMF student films showing at Maine International Film Festival
FARMINGTON a ' What started as a class assignment involving animation and digital videoing will be part of the Maine International Film Festival for five University of Maine at Farmington students.
On the left is the Obama campaign's logo from 2008. On the right is the Otten campaign's for 2010.
Deputy signs consent agreement, continues law enforcement
FARMINGTON a ' Franklin County Deputy Christopher Chase has entered into a consent agreement with state law enforcement regulators that allows him to continue police work in Maine.
Governor Baldacci Breaks Ground on First Educare Center in New England
WATERVILLE – Governor John E. Baldacci and First Lady Karen Baldacci today joined philanthropists, donors, supporters and local, State and federal officials to break ground on the first Educare Center in New England.
A Prophecy: Farmington as New Jerusalem
Submitted by Bill Roorbach on Fri, 06/26/2009 - 8:48am. Maine Life Living out towards Temple, as I do, I cross Middle Bridge over the Sandy River just about daily, often multiple times daily.
Pedaling from the mountains to the sea
That night, floating on my comfy air mattress, clothes drying on lines nearby, I felt a deep peace: eat, sleep, ride.
'Wonderful experience' Lung Association trekkers undeterred by torrential rain
Maine Murder Defendant Denies Killing
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Tomaszewski named superintendent for Wells-Ogunquit school district
The Wells-Ogunquit C.S.D. School Committee has announced that Elaine Tomaszewski has been named the new Superintendent of Schools for the Wells-Ogunquit Community School District.
Sentencing continued for Mass. driver
A sentencing hearing for a Massachusetts man found guilty in May of leaving the scene of a fatal accident in 2008 has been continued.
Bunker receives national E-911 award
A Farmington man has received a national award from the Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials.
Prosecutor: Evidence will show Mitchell killed Flagg
FARMINGTON A state prosecutor argued in his opening statement Tuesday that evidence will prove it was Thomas H. Mitchell Jr.
Jury selection begins in Mitchell murder trial
FARMINGTON Potential jurors were asked about their news sources Monday as attorneys winnowed a pool of 101 people to a try to reach a jury of 12 plus alternates in the murder trial of Thomas H. Mitchell Jr.
Martha Wasgatt believes it was all the gardening and digging in the dirt that kept her going these past 100 years.
Jury Selection Begins In Cold Case Murder Trial 37min
Jury selection has begun in the murder trial of a man charged in the 1983 stabbing death of a 23-year-old mother from Fayette.
Stephen Gray Joins Aspencross Financial Group ...
Scarborough, ME - AspenCross Financial Group, an independent community-based financial advisory, investment management and employee benefits firm, is pleased to announce that Stephen D. Gray, a resident of Farmington, ME has joined the firm as a Financial Representative.
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