Hartland News

Chuck Hojohn, facilities and purchasing manager at Prime Tanning in Hartland, says that until recently, cell phones were pretty much useless in town.

Dan Brooks calls on bidders while Pam Brooks records the details of every sale at the weekly Houston-Brooks auction in Burnham, Maine.

Curtis Price, of St. Albans, totes a ladder that workers needed Friday afternoon to empty an oil tank in Price's mother's house at 135 Todd's Corner Road in St.

Six one-act plays written by Hartland High School student competition winners will be performed at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Hartland High School, 10635 Dunham Road in Hartland Township.

Teri Weiland and Joshua Shelters announce their engagement. The bride, daughter of Arlene and Dave Weiland of Westland, is a 2003 graduate of Salem High School and a Madonna University Nursing School graduate.

The last thing Tabitha Morrill remembers about the morning of Dec. 12 is looking out her passenger window and seeing a telephone pole coming at her.

HARTLAND, Maine a ' Police are investigating a crash in Hartland on Saturday that resulted in a local woman being seriously injured.

Workers who have been laid off from their jobs at the town's landmark tannery since May 2008 are now eligible to receive extra help from the federal government.

HARTLAND, Maine a ' Workers who lost their jobs at a Hartland tanning company are eligible to apply for special federal assistance.

John Clark often says he runs Hartland Public Library more like a hardware store than a library.

For the Peplinski family of Marion Township, news about their son's exploits in Afghanistan is typically scary.

Hundreds of students from Etna to Newport to Hartland will have to wait a little longer to get their flu shots at school.

At age 31, 1996 Hartland High School graduate David Horning has witnessed the start of two wars and worked with the 'worst of the worst' of the suspected terrorists in the U.S. prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

Seventeen-year-old Matt Carey is going out of his way to help clean up the community.

A member of Hartland Town Council can't understand why council voted against a development plan for the old Hartland High School.

A developer's plan to turn the former Hartland High School into a seniors complex and office building has stalled.

Share + Aug 28, 2009 4:10 pm US/Eastern BANGOR, Maine A 65-year-old woman who served nearly six years in prison for killing her husband and chopping him up into pieces is behind bars for allegedly stealing two containers of baby powder from a grocery store in Dexter.

Today the building sits empty and boarded up. But, if businessman Richard Orser fulfills his plan, the now-vacant former Hartland High School will come to life in the future with up to 14 seniors apartments, business offices, public space and a variety of recreational facilities.

Police in Somerset County are investigating an armed robbery in Hartland. It happened at 9 p.m. Saturday at Nettie's Diner on Main Street.

Police in Somerset County are investigating an armed robbery in Hartland. It happened at 9 p.m. Saturday at Nettie's Diner on Main Street.