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UMF announces spring 2008 Dean's List
FARMINGTON : University of Maine at Farmington announced its Dean's List for the spring 2008 semester.
Drugs found during arrests in Wilton
Police responding to a reported violation of a protection order on Friday made two drug arrests, said police officer Rick Billian.
Jay police chief: dispatch services change a success
It's been just about a year since the Franklin County Sheriff's Department communication center took over handling Jay's dispatching services for police and fire, and it has been deemed a success.
To offset rising fuel costs, Maine and Vermont are taking steps to make the two states' abundant supplies of firewood available to homeowners at reduced costs.
States Launch Cut-Your-Own Firewood Programs
To offset rising fuel costs, Maine and Vermont are taking steps to make the two states' abundant supplies of firewood available to homeowners at reduced costs.
Jay man accused of using weapon to threaten family
A Jay man remained in a Farmington jail Wednesday, accused of threatening family members with a weapon Tuesday night.
Two men are scheduled to appear in September at Farmington District Court to face misdemeanor drug charges after about 20 growing marijuana plants and three-quarters of a pound of processed marijuana were ...
Intro to Montessori Toddler Program offered this Friday
CAMDEN : Newly appointed lead toddler teacher Becca Couch and assistant teacher Marney Brawn will offer an introduction to the Children's House Montessori School Toddler program this Friday, July 25, from 9 ...
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.
Junk moves on Town crew cleans up High Street property
After several attempts to clear a property considered an illegal junkyard on High Street, a town crew using a bucket loader and two Dumpsters went to work Tuesday morning.
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.
Shared costs add up to big school savings
More than $600,000 has been saved and other ways to continue whittling down expenses keep developing as schools work with others schools or municipalities to keep costs down.
Naomi Burns, 75, died Monday, July 7, 2008, after a short illness and is at peace with the Lord.
A Vermont man, Christopher Cochran, 28, of North Wolcott, flipped his Ford Ranger truck just before noon Thursday on Farmington Falls Road after he fell asleep and rear-ended another truck.
Farmington area laments loss of 'caring man'
Eugene Mosher, who was killed Tuesday evening in a crash in Gorham, was a caring man who always had a story to tell, his boss said Wednesday.
Ann Bryant/Sun Journal Carolyn Proctor stands and watches her husband, Bill, work from a bucket to trim and cut two old Maples on High Street in Farmington Monday.
Two charged in Farmington damage
Two young men were charged Monday with theft and criminal mischief following a spree of damage and thefts in the area Thursday night.
SAD 17 appoints 2 assistant principals
Kim Ramharter, the assistant principal of Rowe Elementary School, has been named principal of Harrison Elementary School, replacing Patricia Bradbury, who retired in June.
Tires deflated, mailboxes smashed in vandalism spree
Nuisance. Nuisance. Nuisance. That's how people who woke Friday morning to find flat tires on their vehicles described their feelings.
Youths will stage 'Willy Wonka Junior'
The sugar-coated magic of the candy man will come to the University of Maine at Farmington's Alumni Theater as Sandy River Players' Children's Summer Musical Theatre presents its production of Roald Dahl's ...