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New budget woes may shut down rural courthouses
Maine's chief justice said Thursday that she is hopeful the judicial branch can find ways to weather the next round of deep budget cuts without closing courthouses in rural areas of the state.
Small Earthquake Shakes Part Of Western Maine
The New England Seismic Network says a small earthquake shook parts of western Maine early Thursday morning.
Mountain Valley begins reaccreditation process
RUMFORD a ' The reaccreditation process for Mountain Valley High School kicked off this month when the school's team was formed, and a representative from the New England Association of Schools and Colleges visited the school.
Longtime teacher, newsman dies
WAYNE a ' Richard Plante was an educator in every sense of the word. For most of his life, he taught kids from elementary age to junior high, earning the title of Teacher of the Year along the way.
Veterans: Ordinary people doing extraordinary things
Veterans Harvey Manson, Chummy Broomhall and Felix Ricci salute during the singing of the national anthem at theA Veterans Day ceremony at Mountain Valley High School on Wednesday.
RUMFORD a ' Despite a lack of proposed commercial wind power development projects in town, backers calling for a 180-day moratorium on such projects still believe the action is warranted.
Maine groups urge slowdown on windmills
Two groups came to the State House on Monday to ask the state to slow down wind power development, which they say is gobbling up environmentally sensitive mountain ridges for questionable results.
Cecil E. Jay passed away on Oct. 24, 2009, in Wilmington, N.C. He was 88. He was born in Rumford, Maine on Dec.
Excessive winds may blow Rumford wind power project elsewhere
Matthew Kearns, vice president of business development for First Wind, a Boston-based wind power company, shares information with Rumford selectmen at Thursday night's board meeting.
DIXFIELD a ' The Dixfield Police Department received two Tasers last week with a little something extra attached to one of them a ' a mini audio and visual camera to record actions whenever the tool is used.
This is in response to Bryan Dench's column against school district consolidation.
Carthage woman charged in brutal Mexico assault
MEXICO a ' A South Carthage woman remained behind bars on Saturday, charged with elevated aggravated assault in Friday night's brutal beating of a Mexico woman.
Chip truck driver rear-ends Rumford landscaping trailer, truck
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Anthony Scott Richards Pleads Guilty in U.S. Federal Court
Bill Mercer, United States Attorney for the District of Montana, announced today that during a federal court session in Missoula on October 21, 2009, before U.S. District Judge Donald W. Molloy, ANTHONY SCOTT RICHARDS, a 34-year-old resident of Rumford, Maine, pled guilty to distribution of child pornography.
Dylan Voorhees, clean energy and global warming project director with the National Resources Council of Maine, speaks Friday during a forum on wind power in Paris.
Skateboarding Added To Maine High School's Curriculum
For Tom Prendergast, skateboarding in school only led to trouble. Now he is being graded on his form.
Rumford man pleads guilty to federal gun charge
PORTLAND a ' One of three defendants charged with burglarizing a Mexico gun shop on Jan.