Dean Look, whose mother was a town clerk, said Industry’s clerk deserves more compensation for her level of work.
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New Sharon teen charged with stealing $50,000 in jewelry, cash
Brian Durrell is charged with felony burglary and theft for allegedly breaking into a Wilton home while the residents were on vacation.
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Police: Waterville man used fake check to buy lawn mower
Troy Eafrati is facing two misdemeanor charges for allegedly buying the riding mower from a New Sharon resident with a false check and then trying to disguise it.
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UMF Community Chorus founder remembered at concert Sunday
The late founder of the chorus, Joel Hayden, who died at 92 in March, was remembered for founding the UMF chorus, as well as choirs in Vermont and New Hampshire.
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University of Maine Farmington experiments with expanded online classes
The school faces challenges of learning new technology, rousing up professor interest and keeping students on track in a less structured classroom.
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Overharvesting could harm fiddleheads in central Maine, says expert
A lesson on harvesting fiddlehead ferns was part of the third annual Fiddlehead Festival and Local Food Day in Farmington.
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Sentencing deferred for Rumford lawyer on new charge
Ronald Hoffman was previously convicted of calling bomb threats in to Wilton schools and was charged in February with threatening to kill his wife.
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Lewiston man pleads guilty to sexually assaulting Franklin County child
Robert Parker, 43, faces up to eight years in prison and 15 years of supervised release for the crime.
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Kingfield Town Meeting voters to consider $5 million sidewalk project
The majority of the $5 million project will be funded by the federal government and the Maine Department of Transportation.
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Franklin County fire departments eye ‘baby steps’ to achieve goals
Nearly 80 firefighters and elected officials met Wednesday night to outline universal problems and to find common ground.