New Vineyard News

A mobile home was destroyed by fire late Sunday afternoon during the winter's first major snowstorm, said fire Chief Terry Bell.

FARMINGTON : Among the University of Maine Farmington students conducting undergraduate research projects this semester, 11, including Eric Munson of Belfast, were recognized by the University of Maine at ...

John and Janet Clements of Carrabassett Valley received minor injuries after the 2001 Ford Ranger pickup John was driving south on Rt.

Two teenage boys denied more than 30 charges each brought against them Wednesday in connection to a spree of 27 camp burglaries last spring on Porter Lake in New Vineyard and Strong.

Fire destroyed a mobile home at 60 Church St. Saturday night. It was the second time Tim Wilbur's home was destroyed by fire in the two years.

With energy to spare, students at Mallett School toted small plastic bags of food from the school to the Community Center Friday as part of the annual "Helping Hands" food drive.

Police continue their search for a young man who ran after being stopped Friday on Wilton Road.

The school reorganization process could work if done right, but so far it hasn't been, several superintendents said Friday.

A Wilton man's bail was revoked Friday, just days after he got out of jail in Auburn, apparently without going before a judge as required.

Hearings have been set on a proposed school consolidation that would unite 16 communities into one school system if voters approve the measure on Nov.

A revised plan that would consolidate 16 communities into one school system has been approved by the state commissioner of education and will go to voters on Tuesday, Nov.

Some senior couples strolled hand-in-hand Tuesday as they toured exhibits, watched steer and oxen pulls and listened to local music groups during Senior Citizen Day at Farmington Fair.

Judges on Thursday revised pre-trial release conditions for two of four men charged in connection with June burglaries and vandalism at 27 camps on Porter Lake in Strong and New Vineyard.

Items are being gathered by the New Vineyard Historical Society for its exhibit at Farmington Fair.

Four men are in the Franklin County Jail charged in connection with more than two dozen break-ins at camps in Strong and New Vineyard last week.

Alcohol was the motivation behind the burglaries and destruction at 27 or more camps on Porter Lake last week, Assistant District Attorney Andrew Robinson told a judge Wednesday.

Four men are being held at a Farmington jail on $10,000 to $15,000 cash bail on charges connected to camp burglaries on Porter Lake in Strong and New Vineyard last week.

A lot of camps have been broken into in Franklin County, and police are looking for your help... Corporal Steve Charles with the Franklin County Sheriff's Department says there have been 26 reports of vandalism ...

The Franklin County Sheriff's Department is asking for information about whoever broke into more than two dozen summer homes in Strong and New Vineyard on Monday night, causing thousands of dollars of damage.

Franklin County deputies were investigating more burglaries Wednesday on Porter Lake, this time on the New Vineyard side.