Morrill News

The following cases were closed in Fifth District Court in Belfast between Nov. 16 and Nov.

Fire ripped through the Liberty Trading Post on Sunday night, all but leveling the popular convenience store.

The Liberty Trading Post gas station and convenience store on Route 3 was destroyed by fire late Sunday night.

Over $15,000 in scholarships has been awarded this Fall semester to local students from area donors for Hutchinson Center students.

Gov. John Baldacci ordered $38 million cut from the $1.2 billion sent to schools in aid this fiscal year.

What a tidy package! This nicely laid-out home has been designed for use as either one common house or two independent living spaces.

BELFAST : The following cases were closed in Fifth District Court in Belfast between Oct.

3 to consider seven state questions, five of them the result of citizen initiatives, with the remaining two a transportation bond and a constitutional amendment.

When Morrill voters head to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 3, they will be voting on two local questions relating to the sale of liquor in town, in addition to the statewide ballot items.

Before a packed audience at its annual meeting and awards dinner, the Maine State Chamber of Commerce yesterday presented its 2009 Presidential Award to Rod Rodrigue, co-founder of Ironwood Therapeutic Boarding School.

The neighborhood's unofficial candy man, Paul Yeaton, is organizing a candy drive for the second year running.

MORRILL : Happy 65th anniversary, Ruth and Albert! On Oct. 18, a 65th wedding anniversary party was held for Albert and Ruth Jackson of Morrill.

22, 2009, at Penobscot Bay Medical Center in Rockport. Amelia was born at 8:16 a.m.. weighing 8 pounds 2 ounces and measuring 20 inches long.

BELFAST : The following cases were closed in Fifth District Court in Belfast between Oct.

BELFAST : The following cases were closed in Fifth District Court in Belfast between Sept.

SEARSMONT : Schools in Regional School Unit 20 learned about and enjoyed locally grown foods during a district-wide harvest lunch Sept.

WALDOBORO : Goose River Press has published the seventh annual "Goose River Anthology," featuring more than 85 talented writers, 32 of which are from Maine.

Optimus Prime created a sensation the moment he lumbered into the lobby of the Bangor Civic Center.

Colleen Schofield, daughter of Jen and Wayne Schofield of Troy was recently chosen as First Runner-up of the Maine State Dairy Princess for 2009.

7-11, 2009: Leslie Ray Bates Jr., 47, of Unity pleaded guilty to operating under the influence, 1 prior and was fined $700 and sentenced to 60 days in Waldo County Jail with all but nine days suspended, probation one year.