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Alleged love-triangle appears to be heart of Friday night assault in Mexico
MEXICO a ' Two women at the heart of an assault case in Mexico opened up Monday night about the seven-month feud that came to a head Friday night with one of them in the hospital and the other charged with elevated aggravated assault.
Home sales up, prices slightly down
According to data from the Maine Real Estate Information System Inc., the number of homes sold in Knox County from July 1 through Sept.
A logger was brought out of the woods off Route 4 in Farmington in the back of a neighbor's pickup truck Thursday after a tree he cut fell on his leg.
FARMINGTON a ' A response to a public records request by a business is expected from the county's attorney before Thursday, the date the business gave for some contact or a response or it will make an appeal to the Maine Superior Court.
Awards Are Only News If You Win
Submitted by Al Diamon on Mon, 10/19/2009 - 11:20am. Sore losers : The Maine Press Association gave out its annual awards last weekend at its fall meeting, but don't expect to learn much about who won by reading most of state's daily newspapers.
Maine special education overhaul proposed
Education Commissioner Susan Gendron is proposing an overhaul of the way the state provides special education to students, with an independent report showing those costs increasing at twice the rate of other education spending.
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.
Woman Convicted Of Animal Cruelty U...
SUN JOURNAL Donna M. Perry, Staff Writer FARMINGTON - Police say a 65-year-old New Sharon woman assaulted a state trooper with a 975,000-volt stun gun during an investigation into possible animal hoarding at her house on Lane Road.
Woman convicted of animal cruelty uses stun gun on trooper
Police say a 65-year-old New Sharon woman assaulted a state trooper with a 975,000-volt stun gun during an investigation into possible animal hoarding at her house.
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.
Home invasion, assault investigation nets two arrests
RUMFORD a ' An Andover man remained behind bars early Thursday evening in Paris and a Jay man was free on bail after police accused both of participating in a home invasion in Rumford that sent one tenant to the hospital.
Western Maine project puts wind power on line
Power generation from winds blowing across Maine will increase Friday when Gov. John Baldacci helps to start up the first half of the Kibby Mountain wind power project in the state's western mountains.
Biddeford Man Due In Court On Child Porn Charges
A man from Biddeford charged with possessing child pornography will enter a plea in Franklin County Superior Court Wednesday.
Land-record database company meets resistance
A Cumberland County electronic document company plans to expand its land records Web site to include all county registry of deeds information and is prepared to go to court to obtain the data.
NEW SHARON a ' Two New Sharon residents were arrested Friday on marijuana charges after Maine Drug Enforcement Agency received a tip.
EUSTIS a ' Police seized growing and harvested marijuana plants along with two vehicles, including one that was stolen from Auburn, from a camp on Brittany Road Wednesday.
Exhibitors sought for conservation fair
FARMINGTON a ' Exhibitors are wanted to participate in a Farmington Conservation Fair that brings together Franklin County citizens committed to energy efficiency.
Maine Court Rules For Doctor's Estate
A Maine judge has awarded nearly $7 million in damages to a former doctor's estate, ruling that a German couple intimidated and defrauded her in order to gain control of her money.
Appalachian Mountain Club drops TIF plan
The Appalachian Mountain Club has scrapped its plan to seek a Tax Increment Financing District on Unorganized Territory land.
Earl Ellsworth and PFC. Robert DeRoche, who died in World War II, and former substitute teacher, Mildred Ross.
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