Erin Doyle said confusion among 911 operators and a slow response by firefighters made the fire worse than it had to be.
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Chimney fires a concern as cold sets in, Augusta fire chief says
With cold temperatures on Maine’s doorstep, the capital city’s fire chief is urging renewed caution as people begin to heat their homes.
Augusta man receives daughter-in-law’s kidney following years of bad health
The gift of John Poulin’s daughter–in-law’s kidney was one he initially refused to accept, but one that Julie Poulin was determined to give.
Leeds woman finds inspiration from Court Appointed Special Advocate
Danylle Carson, 32, was removed from the care of her mother at age 7, but says an advocate helped her even when she was ‘swept under the rug by everybody.’
Augusta’s Audette named fire chief of the year
The Fire Chief of the Year designation by the Maine Fire Chiefs Association was the first for Augusta Fire Chief Roger Audette, who has been in that post for five years.
Monmouth soldier’s wife, children settle into routine — Skype visits included
Two months into her husband’s deployment to Afghanistan with the Maine Army National Guard, Lynn Lewis is as determined as ever to make sure he feels as much a part of the family as is possible
Troopers pass inspection in Augusta
Troopers from all 12 barracks across the state will be inspected this week.
Electrical fire rips through Augusta home
A fire that ripped through an Augusta home Sunday had fire crews headed back to the house at 693 Civic Center Drive Monday morning to tamp down a hot spot.
Winthrop honors native son who served in Korea and Vietnam
Donald “Woody” Hamblen, 81, was the first known Marine amputee to go into combat.
Jefferson man identified as victim of Windsor car crash
A Jefferson man died at the scene of the crash, at the intersection of routes 17 and 32, also known as Ridge Road in Windsor early Wednesday morning.