Randolph News

The municipal election is scheduled for March 19, when polls will be open from noon to 7 p.m. at the Town Office.

Regional School Unit 11 will keep students at Pittston's and Randolph's elementary schools organized as they are now, following the school board's vote Thursday not to split up the schools' students.

A Randolph man on Friday pleaded guilty to robbery and was given a chance to rehabilitate himself through a specialty court program set up to aid offenders diagnosed with mental disorders and substance abuse problems.

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.

Deputy Jacob Pierce made a slew of summons at various locations last Tuesday. Daniel Lajoie, 42, of Randolph, and John Collins, 21, of Gardiner, were both summoned for sale of liquor to a minor, according to police reports.