Farmingdale News

For the second winter in a row, the town is buying additional salt to spread on its roads after winter storms.

On Feb. 4 , complainant dialed police looking for one of his foster kids. The caller said all he wanted police to do was let the juvenile know he had to return home to take care of some chores.

A former ship captain's mansion that has stood at 1 Northern Ave. since 1826 is scheduled to be torn down as soon as next week.

Getting to Know Your Digital Camera , 6-8:30 p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 1-8, Gardiner High School, Room 127.

The city has given final approval to a tax break for a natural gas pipeline project, but there's a catch.

Keeping the same old charm the former Boynton's space had, the new Boynton's is set to open for business this weekend.

Law enforcement officials with Troop D of the Maine State Police responded to the following incidents and accidents, issued the following summonses and made the following arrests.

Guilfoyle told the Board of Selectmen Wednesday that constables have spent a lot of time in recent months dealing with cat problems, including a cat that had to be taken to the animal shelter about eight times in the past three months.

The following is a list of cases closed Jan. 5, 2012, to Jan. 11, 2012, in Augusta District Court: Susan M. Walker, 49, of Augusta, found not guilty of permitting unlawful use of license Oct.