The portion of Farmington’s Whittier Road closed for riverbank stabilization project construction reopened Tuesday afternoon.
October 2013
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Randolph voters asked to OK easement for natural gas station, pipe
Randolph residents will be asked Wednesday night to grant an easement to Summit Natural Gas of Maine so the company can build a regulator station and main pipe valve on town property along Water Street.
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Morning Sentinel area police log, Oct. 1, 2013
IN FAIRFIELD, Monday, at 4:15 p.m., reported burglary of a motor vehicle was investigated on Green Road.
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Mom, daughter who wrecked Monmouth headstones to be prosecuted, DA says
Kennebec County District Attorney Maeghan Maloney says she needs more information before she can press charges against Melissa Grant, 42, and her daughter, Savannah Lowe, 20, both of Winthrop, accused of damaging headstones in a Monmouth cemetery with cars on Friday.
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Augusta council may raid reserves to cover half-million-dollar shortfall
City councilors will consider plugging a half-million-dollar gap in the current year’s budget created by a reduction in state revenue sharing by tapping into Augusta’s surplus funds Thursday.
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Augusta job fair to focus on veterans, military personnel Oct. 8
Regional and national employers will be at a job fair geared toward veterans and military personnel held at the Augusta State Armory next week.
Posted inNation & World
Despite shutdown, veterans enter WWII memorial
The barricades come down – no one knows how – for a group that had arrived by charter as part of an honor flight program.
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Financial markets rise even as government shutdown starts
For now, it appears that investors aren’t anticipating that the stalemate in Washington will cause enough disruption to threaten a gradual U.S. recovery.
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Missing Tennessee hiker’s family offers $15,000 reward
Since the disappearance of Geraldine “Gerry” Largay, 66, of Tennessee, while hiking the Appalachian trail in Franklin County on July 24, little information has surfaced. Her relatives are now offering a $15,000 reward for information on her whereabouts.
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Portland among cities with highest percentage of same-sex-partner households
A national website’s analysis of census data puts Portland at No. 5.