TEMPLE — A lighting strike earlier in the week likely caused an electrical fire that destroyed a barn and two vehicles Sunday afternoon and damaged a nearby home, injuring a firefighter inside when a ceiling tile collapsed, fire officials said.
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LePage officials woo giant manufacturer for Brunswick site
The LePage administration is hoping the world’s largest manufacturer of aircraft and trains will consider expanding its operations to Maine.
It’s now or never to view Venus transit
FAIRFIELD — The L.C. Bates Museum staff is hoping the stars are shining early Tuesday evening.
Pingree views remains of sub
U.S. Rep. Chellie Pingree climbed down into the blackened confines of the USS Miami on Monday at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, taking stock of the damage caused by last month’s fire on the nuclear submarine.
Missing man’s death confirmed
SKOWHEGAN — Police on Monday confirmed that human remains found Saturday were that of 42-year-old Jeff Godin of Skowhegan, and said there was no evidence of foul play.
Oak Hill High School confers degrees on 89
WALES — Eighty-nine Oak Hill High School students received degrees Monday night at the Augusta Civic Center.
Local summer camps
AUGUSTA — The Children’s Discovery Museum has announced its summer camp schedule.
Grant helps online plans
GARDINER — A new municipal website that focuses more on community events and information is being developed with the help of the $100,000 grant from the Orton Family Foundation.
Births: April 21-28
AUGUSTA — A daughter, Grace Anne Thibodeau, was born April 28 at MaineGeneral Medical Center, Augusta campus, to Amanda and Steven Thibodeau of Washington.
WEDNESDAY’S EVENTS
For bikers: United Bikers of Maine, Kennebec County, first Tuesday of each month, 7 p.m., Veterans of Foreign Wars, Veteran Drive, Winslow.