Farmington News

Three people were transported to the hospital for minor injuries following an accident on Charles Street Tuesday afternoon.

State and federal authorities recently arrested 14 people, including a local woman, who are allegedly connected to two separate regional drug trafficking operations.

Five people, including a child who may have sustained head injuries, went to the hospital as a result of an accident in the heart of town Monday morning.

A two-alarm fire quickly gutted the inside of a one-story home at 18 Orange St. on Monday afternoon, displacing a family of four.

Police closed off a portion of Ten Rod Road for several hours Monday afternoon after a truck clipped a utility pole and brought wires down.

EDITOR'S NOTE: The July 4 holiday may mean some changes to regular activities and schedules such as banking, trash collection and mail delivery.

Mike Leighton says his "whole world came crashing down" when his wife, Ann, was critically injured in a Feb.

Mike Leighton says his "whole world came crashing down" when his wife, Ann, was critically injured in a Feb.

A major emphasis is also placed on physical fitness, health and wellness. Smith is a 2006 graduate of Farmington High School of Farmington.

A Strafford County grand jury has indicted three people who allegedly conspired to rob the Rite Aid on Milton Road in Rochester in February.

A 22-year-old Farmington, N.H., man is facing an attempted murder charge after a stabbing in Portsmouth.

Send your community yard and plant sale listings to communityweekly fosters.com FARMINGTON - On Saturday, June 20, starting at 9: a.m., the First Congregational Church, Maine and Pleasant streets, will be holding its Annual Church Fair.

After a three-month Attorney General's Drug Task Force investigation that spanned three counties, police last week arrested four men in connection with a major OxyContin "reverse drug arrest" purported to be worth tens of thousands of dollars.

Two women were injured in a two-car accident Thursday morning after their vehicles collided on Charles Street near the Rochester Child Care Center.

Alfred E. Butterworth, 83, of 161 York St., and a longtime resident of Hampton, N.H., died Friday, June 5, 2009, at home.

The following items, based on entries in the Rochester Police Log, were selected from 818 calls for service from May 18 to 22: Monday, May 18 8:47 a.m. - Matt Scott's Auto Body on Gonic Road reports an attempted break-in. 9:41 a.m. - A Cadillac is maliciously spray-painted on Riverview Drive.

Giff Burnap, owner of Butternut Farm in Farmington, shows strawberries that will be ready for this year's picking season.

On a recent evening, Art Esprit, at a reception for artists and poets who are part of its community arts exhibit and walking tour, "Shoes of Rochester," named the kickoff date as Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. "Shoes of Rochester" is a celebration of Rochester, its rich mill history, and its talented arts community.

After a local man accidentally was poisoned by carbon monoxide gas earlier last month, emergency personnel from around the area have taken steps to protect themselves against the colorless and odorless killer.

The economic structure of the country is a little different nowadays. Are we just digging deeper or is there some kind of end result?" Lou Grondin, Lee: "If we had a single-payer health care system they wouldn't have those high costs.