MADISON — Residents once again will vote on whether to borrow $72 million so their town potentially can build a natural gas pipeline through central Maine.

FREEMAN TOWNSHIP — A 20-year-old Wilton woman was killed in a car crash Sunday night in Freeman Township.

WINSLOW — A proposed moratorium to ban sales of fireworks within town limits was defeated Monday, 4-3.

The car crash that killed two teenagers early Saturday morning in West Paris is destined to become a powerful symbol of the dangers of drinking and driving – and of texting and driving, which Maine outlawed last year.

WILTON — A 33-year-old woman faces multiple charges after being accused of assaulting a police officer and a paramedic who responded to a domestic disturbance Sunday afternoon, Wilton police Chief Heidi Wilcox said.

WATERVILLE — Colby College senior Dana Roberts was determined to raise $10,000 for a new Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter before her upcoming graduation.

WASHINGTON — Maine Senate Majority Leader Jon Courtney said Monday that he is unlikely to run for Congress this year against Democratic U.S. Rep. Chellie Pingree, which would leave Republicans searching for a credible candidate.

AUGUSTA — The following is a list of cases closed Dec. 22, 2011, to Jan. 4, 2012, in Augusta District Court:

AUGUSTA — An advocacy group for the poor said Monday that it’s “irresponsible and dangerous” for Gov. Paul LePage to propose eliminating health insurance for 18,600 adults who don’t have children.

To verify the license status of any lenders, call the bureau’s toll-free number at 800-332-8529. The bureau also maintains a roster of licensed supervised lenders on its website, www.credit.maine.gov.