WATERVILLE — Police are investigating another burglary from a self-storage company after nine units on Aviation Way were broken into recently.
2012
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Morning Sentinel area police log, Dec. 26, 2012
IN ANSON, Tuesday at 1:09 p.m., a report of an assault was investigated on Center Street.
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Sandy River footbridge talks get new life in Farmington
FARMINGTON — Efforts to build a pedestrian bridge over the Sandy River that would connect the Jay-Farmington Rail Trail to downtown may be renewed.
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BACKYARD NATURALIST: Fire in the sky
Around midnight a couple of weeks ago, a fireball slipped like a flare down over my firs in Troy. It was as bright as Venus and left a faint bushy trail for two or three seconds.
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Fairfield police chief on paid leave for ‘personal reasons’
FAIRFIELD — Police Chief John Emery is on leave as of Wednesday morning for personal reasons, according to Town Manager Josh Reny.
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No deal in sight as ‘fiscal cliff’ nears
No negotiations have been set, and Republican leader John Boehner said only God knows how Republicans and Democrats will reach a deal.
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US Airways waiving fee for flight changes due to storm
Travelers scheduled to fly to or from airports in Maine, New Hampshire, and other storm-afflicted states will be able to reschedule without paying the usual $150 fee.
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Powerful storm bears down on Maine
Leaving a trail of havoc in its wake, a ‘small T-rex’ of a winter storm could leave more than a foot of snow in some Maine locations.
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Deadly storm slams Northeast, stymies travelers
Thousands of travelers were trying to make it home Thursday after the fierce storm stranded them at airports or relatives’ homes around the region.