BENTON — A selectwoman arrested outside the Blaine House during an Occupy Augusta protest Nov. 27 may face a recall election.
December 2011
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Trucker won’t be charged in August crash that killed 12-year-old
FARMINGTON — The tractor-trailer driver who crashed his 18-wheeler into a YMCA minivan in August, killing a 12-year-old girl from Connecticut, will not face criminal charges, according to Franklin County Assistant District Attorney James Andrews.
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Norridgework nomination paperwork out Monday
NORRIDGEWOCK — Nomination papers for elected positions will be available Monday at the Town Office.
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COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: Terriers continue to make progress
The Thomas College women’s basketball team continues to learn. The Terriers opened their North Atlantic Conference schedule this weekend, beating Green Mountain by 25 and losing to Castleton by 28.
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Waterville winter ban violators get tickets
WATERVILLE — Police officers issued 30 parking tickets early Tuesday morning to car owners in violation of the winter parking ban.
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Claim of ‘hundreds’ at summits seems extravagant
On Nov. 26, in his weekly broadcast, Gov. Paul LePage claimed to have heard from “hundreds of business leaders” during three recent summit conferences of Maine’s employers. “They” spoke of the “high cost of doing business in Maine.” No argument with the message, but “hundreds” of messengers within such a short time frame seems a […]
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Customer needs topic of next Chamber meeting
WATERVILLE — The next Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce business breakfast will feature Jim Bouchard speaking about paying full attention to the needs of the customer.
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Three attend Boys & Girls Club leadership program
WATERVILLE — Ken Walsh, the chief professional officer of the Greater Waterville Area Boys & Girls Clubs, as well as Programs Manager Tim Lecrone and North End Unit Director Steve Aucoin, recently attended the Advanced Leadership Program of the national boys and girls club organization.
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Franklin Community Health Network officers featured in panel
FARMINGTON — Rebecca Ryder, president and chief executive officer of Franklin Community Health Network and Gilly Hitchcock, vice chairman of the network’s board, will be featured panelists at the New England Healthcare Assembly’s annual trustee conference.