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9-foot snake in pickup shakes up Wilton man
Harley Burgess hasn't slept well since he discovered an 8- to 9-foot reticulated python under the engine of his pickup truck Saturday morning.
Grand opening held for Comfort Inn
The team effort used to develop the new Comfort Inn and Suites here was applauded by John Richardson on Tuesday as he spoke at the hotel's grand opening.
Three charged in burglary spree
While investigating a forged check complaint, police received more information about three people suspected of taking part in nearly 20 burglaries over a two-year span, said Detective Marc Bowering on Monday.
9-foot snake in pickup shakes up Wilton man
Harley Burgess hasn't slept well since he discovered an 8- to 9-foot reticulated python under the engine of his pickup truck Saturday morning.
Town told 'no divorce' from SAD 9
If voters decide to keep the local elementary school open, the town will have to pay more money to the school district, SAD 9 Superintendent Michael Cormier said at an informational hearing Tuesday.
It started with the white rocks in the front yard of their new home nearly 20 years ago.
Randy Easter of North Jay takes a paddle Wednesday morning around Wilson Pond in Wilton.
Neighbors, friends and community members were sweating under the hot sun Wednesday as they built a special garden for Savannah Hurley, who is struggling with cancer.
Cops charge Wilton man in shed fire
A Wilton man was arrested early Tuesday after he was accused of starting a fire in a shed that did not belong to him and then leaving without putting it fully out.
Medical practices to change names
Effective July 1, all Franklin Memorial Hospital medical practices will be changing their names to Franklin Health.
Barbara E. Sewall, 85, wife of Elmer M. Sewall, of Greenland, died Sunday, June 29, 2008, at her home with her family by her side.
A Jay man is accused of choking a female acquaintance and knocking her to the ground Friday night before he grabbed a gun from his vehicle, stuck it in his pocket, and forced the woman into a house, police ...
L.L.Bean Chooses Barclays to Launch New L.L.Bean Visa Card
In May, L.L.Bean announced it was terminating its card issuing relationship with Bank of America .
Mt. Blue grad heads for Alaska to build boats
A Mt. Blue High School 2007 graduate will head for Juno, Alaska, in July where a job building boats out of composite materials awaits him.
New Masonic lodge building started
Nestled next to an apple orchard, land on Bryant Road has been prepared for a new Masonic building to be shared by Farmington's Lodge No.
Heirlooms of Tomorrow acquires art cooperative
Heirlooms of Tomorrow owners Dan and Janice Maxham will acquire SugarWood Gallery on Broadway as of July 1. "It's a great opportunity to keep a local outlet for local talent," Dan said Friday about the purchase ...
World War II Pow honored in Wilton
Philip Walters wasn't sure why he was called to the front of the town meeting Monday night as firefighters gathered to escort him.
Wilton Masons lodge hosting open house
Maine Lodge No. 20 will hold an open house from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Masonic Building, 343 Main St.
After 41 years, principal retires
Teaching Principal Arline Amos held it together Monday when she bade good-bye to her students, their parents, staff and community members on the last day of school.
Wilton: Selectmen, 5:30 p.m. for a site inspection on Lake Road, followed by 7 p.m. meeting at the Town Office Thursday CLICK HERE To Show/Hide Discussion Thread - Comments "Staying Healthy as a 'Weekend ...