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WILTON a ' Two vehicles received extensive damage Monday in an early morning crash on Route 2 West, said Wilton police.
More than 200 gather to send off wreaths honoring fallen heroes to Arlington National Cemetery
Daryn Slover/Sun Journal Bunny O'Leary, left, of Norway laughs with supporters while getting one of four wreaths ready for the Wreaths Across America ceremony at Edward Little High School on Sunday.
Four juveniles charged in break-in at former school
WILTON a ' Four Franklin County teenagers face charges related to a break-in at the former Primary School on School Street, and spraying fire extinguishers inside.
Benefit planned for firefighter
WHEN: Saturday, Dec. 12; supper 4 p.m.; dance 7 p.m. WILTON a ' After years of helping to fight fires, Michael Warren is in the midst of another kind of fight, one for his life.
Medical supply store to close doors
Farmington Medical Supply and Services Manager Brenda Laviolette helps customer Elizabeth Nerath of Michigan, who is visiting her daughter Katherine Shoaps of Wilton, on Tuesday.
Friends share talents to produce third children's book
Weld illustrator Kay Whytock Jackson, her granddaughter, Bradie Reynolds, and author Elizabeth Scott, now of Texas, sign books at Touch of Class in Farmington.
WILTON a ' The Police Department has received an $8,148 grant to conduct traffic safety checkpoints and enforcement patrols as part of the 2009 High Visibility Holiday Enforcement campaign, Chief Dennis Brown said.
Thinking of others, students pass food items to food pantry
Passing bag after bag of food items they had collected, about 200 students at Academy Hill School in Wilton lined Main Street Friday from the neighboring Cushing School driveway to the Wilton Area Food Pantry located at the United Methodist Church.
FARMINGTON a ' A Waterville man was arrested Friday on charges connected to a string of vehicle thefts in Farmington and Temple, and a burglary at Rick's Market in Wilton in October.
Vietnam War veteran receives Purple Heart after 41-year wait; Ceremony honors more than 100 veterans
Terry Karkos/Sun Journal During Saturday night's Veterans Recognition Ceremony in the Farmington Baptist Church, Maine Army National Guard Major General John W. "Bill" Libby, left, and Rep.
Flu shots available in Mt. Blue Regional School District
FARMINGTON a ' Flu shot clinics for students in Mt. Blue Regional School District will be held next week, Assistant Superintendent Susan Pratt said.
Woman hurt after SUV lands in pond
WILTON a ' A woman was injured early Friday after her sport utility vehicle left Lake Road and ended up partially submerged in Wilson Pond, near Bass Park.
FARMINGTON a ' Warrants were issued Friday for the arrest of two men believed to be responsible for a series of vehicle thefts and police chases in Farmington and Temple that left a Wilton police officer injured earlier in the week.
Police continue investigation into car thefts
FARMINGTON a ' As police continued their investigation Thursday into the spree of car thefts Tuesday night, no arrests have been made but police have identified several people of interest, Lt.
Five Cars Stolen in Farmington Area, Authorities Search for Thieves
Franklin County Sheriff's deputies are looking for the people who stole five cars overnight from Farmington and Temple, then lead police on two high speed chases.
Farmington police search for suspects in vehicle thefts
Farmington and Wilton police officers are looking for a suspect that may resemble the police composite above.
ROCKPORT : The Center for Maine Contemporary Art, 162 Russell Ave., will present a roundtable discussion Sunday, Oct.
FARMINGTON a ' A judge ordered an Auburn man Thursday be held on $300 cash bail or a Maine pretrial service agreement on charges of sexually assaulting a child.
" With dozens of wind turbines proposed in a half-dozen towns in various stages of planning, the Wind Farm Development Committee of Rumford is planning a panel discussion on the pros and cons of such development.
Family farm is cream of the crop in Maine
Dairy farmer John Donald has a few common sense words of advice that he's followed over the years: Keep your milk cold, your water hot and stay out of debt.