Homeowner Duane Pollis lost a civil case and will get a cleanup bill after not obeying a court order to clean up appliances, scrap and vehicles.
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Waterville teens help elderly woman fallen on side of the road
The 86-year-old woman had fallen along West River Road after midnight while trying to walk from Woodlands Senior Living to the city’s South End.
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Mt. Blue residents initially OK budget
The proposed $31 million budget will go to a referendum vote June 10.
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Mime brings ancient art of storytelling to Farmington
Antonio Rocha will perform at the town library as part of a celebration of the art of storytelling June 14.
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Franklin County court-appointed attorney ‘strike’ fails
An attempt to force higher pay by boycotting sexual assault cases was stymied by other lawyers taking the refused cases.
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Phillips narrowly approves $9 million school budget
The SAD 58 budget goes to referendum in Phillips, Avon, Kingfield and Strong June 10.
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Mt. Blue School District proposes $31 million budget
Superintendent Tom Ward said the 4.3 percent increase comes primarily from a $400,000 decline in state funding and $600,000 in built-in costs like contracted raises.
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Central Maine valedictorians thankful for small classroom experiences
This year’s valedictorians say working hard from start to finish is the trick to getting good grades.
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Farmington gets initial sketch for new park at town entrance
The proposal calls for landscaping a lot at the intersection of High Street and Farmington Falls Road to create an attractive entrance to town.
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Farmington selectmen agree to be more open about agenda
A recent suggestion that the town manager’s contract be discussed under ‘other business’ prompted a transparency discussion.