Two new computers for police cruisers, contracting with Bangor Savings Bank for payroll processing, and a new survey on hi-speed internet availability were approved.
2021
Posted inNews
Emery Community Arts Center hosts exhibit, meetings on mass-incarceration reform and prisoner-advocacy
UMF is hosting a series of Franklin County community action meetings on restorative justice with local law enforcement, organizations, leaders and other state prisoner advocacy and reentry organizations.
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Bell honored, Hardy named Farmington’s interim fire chief
Hardy has been with the department since 1997.
Posted inSports
NFL notebook: Antonio Brown, two others suspended for fake COVID vaccination cards
Tampa Bay receiver Antonio Brown, accused by his former chef of using a fake COVID-19 vaccination card, and two others are suspended for three games without pay.
Posted inTimes Record
Sick mother’s family grapples with Bath-area school’s lack of COVID rules for wrestlers
A family in Georgetown has resorted to social distancing and wearing masks at home to keep a sick mother safe during their son’s wrestling season.
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OPEC+ sticks to modest boost in oil output despite omicron
The pace has frustrated the United States and other oil-consuming nations as gasoline prices rise.
Posted inBusiness
Holiday shoppers navigate shortages with mixed results
It’s getting almost too late to buy early: On Cyber Monday, the prevalence of out-of-stock messages rose 8& compared to a week earlier.
Posted inBusiness, Maine
Offshore wind brings ‘gust’ of job growth, energy secretary says
Jennifer Granholm visits Rhode Island, where a building is being constructed for the fabrication and assembly of large, advanced components for turbine foundations.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, Word on the Street
Word on the Street: Maine ice cream shops staying open even when it’s frozen outside
All Fielder’s Choice locations are open Sunday and Thursday noon to 8 p.m. and Friday and Saturday noon to 8:30 p.m.
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Downtown Oakland business, apartments damaged in fire
The fire began on the first floor of a downtown building, occupied by a retail business, according to the Oakland Fire Department.