Carole Turner, 48, was last seen Sunday evening.
Jon Bolduc
Jon Bolduc is the new kid on the block, joining the Sun Journal team as the nightside cops reporter in September 2018. Jon is a 2011 graduate of the University King College in Halifax Nova Scotia. He enjoys burgers, farming and tending to his chickens, turkeys, and goats.
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Woman’s body found in woods in Waterford
It’s believed she died of hypothermia near her home, an official said.
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Dixfield man charged with attempted murder
Harry Every, 49, was arrested Saturday by Mexico police.
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‘You’re all goats today:’ Gray farm opens up to human and goat hiking
Each winter, Karl Schatz and Margaret Hathaway, owners of Ten Apple Farm in Gray, host goat hikes on their 18-acre property.
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Catching up with Otisfield bodybuilder Sarah Shraiberg
Sarah Shraiberg didn’t come in first at an international competition in September, but remains inspired to compete.
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Christmas cards help 8-year-old Brownfield girl get through leukemia treatment
Melanie Bishop, 8, was diagnosed with leukemia in April. Her mother, Kimberly Bishop, says Melanie has received about 500 cards, which bring her joy and help distract from her treatment.
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Rescued horses in Auburn enjoy a Christmastime treat
The 20 equines at Maple Hill Farms get a spread of sliced apples and carrots.
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Norway man charged with grabbing cash from two gas stations in one night
Police say Leroy Martin admitted to taking money from Cumberland Farms in Norway and the Big Apple in Paris within a few hours.
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Bear Bones Beer co-founder killed in Buckfield crash Friday night
According to Oxford County Sheriffs Office Chief Deputy James Urquhart, Eben Dingman, 35, of Leeds hit ice while rounding a curve on Streaked Mountain Road Friday night.
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Norlands Christmas celebration brings tales and glories of Christmases long, long ago
At the Washburn-Norlands Living History Center in Livermore, Christmas traditions of the past were displayed to visitors Saturday during “Christmas at Norlands: A 19th-Century Holiday Celebration.”