Two people found lying in a nearby yard are suspected to have left the accident scene, with one drinking and driving during the wreck.
Kaitlin Schroeder
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Swift-moving virus shutters Franklin County Animal Shelter
The shelter director said puppies are particularly vulnerable to canine parvovirus and staff are working to decontaminate the Industry shelter.
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Farmington considers first contract with current town manager
Selectmen are weighing whether negotiating a contract would protect town interests or create an adversarial relationship.
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Rural police face tall odds in drugged-driving cases
Long distances, short-lived effects of drugs and the scarcity of trained experts to work large patrol areas are some of the challenges facing drug recognition experts.
Posted inHealth, Local & State
Franklin Community Health Network to join MaineHealth Oct. 1
The Farmington-based health network got approval from the state Department of Health and Human Services Wednesday to join the Portland-based system.
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Farmington selectmen approve 10 percent property tax hike
Town officials have blamed state aid cuts and school budget hikes for higher property taxes.
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Case against Somerset County inmate who died still pending
The Franklin County district attorney is pursuing a criminal activity connection so money found in the investigation can be seized.
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Farmington again tells Red Cross to ask county, not town, for money
Selectmen voted 4-0, with one member absent, not to put the request from the American Red Cross for $1,200 to the voters.
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Stuffed bear heads reported stolen from Franklin County cabin
Sheriff Scott Nichols reported two stuffed bear heads, three flashlights and two folding chairs were taken from a secluded Alder Stream Township cabin over the summer.
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Unity woman experiences California quake
Melissa Packard, director of elections for the Maine Secretary of State’s Office, said she could feel Sunday’s earthquake, but was away from the damaged area.