The Maine Warden Service said it is making progress connecting with Appalachian Trail hikers who may have information about Geraldine Largay.
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Farmington man charged with terrorizing, touted toy handgun in waistband
John Cushman, 20, was arrested on a charge of terrorizing after he was seen Thursday night walking around downtown with a handgun.
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Friendly competition reigns in 13th annual Sundowner canoe race
Competitors for the first time this year raced in 12-seat war canoes.
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Chesterville man in jail on charges he sexually assaulted a girl
Jason Bergeron remains in jail after a judge increased his bail on three counts of gross sexual assault of a 14-year-old girl.
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Skowhegan River Fest goes to war (canoes)
Competitors at an annual Skowhegan River Fest boat race Thursday will be paddling for the first time in 12-seat war canoes.
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New MOFGA leader filling mentor’s shoes
The Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association in Unity said that Ted Quaday, of Santa Cruz, Calif., is the group’s new executive director.
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Police: Driver in fatal Thorndike crash was just under the legal alcohol level
The Waldo County Sheriff’s Office is considering charges against a Unity driver who killed one passenger and seriously hurt another. The driver may have been operating under the influence at the time of the accident, say police.
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Madrid sex offender declines deal; will face new charges
John Fahnley, of Madrid Township, a convicted sex offender, has been scheduled for a mid-September trial on new charges of sex crimes after he turned down a plea deal today.
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Farmington police to return to full staffing for first time in years
Farmington Selectmen approved the police chief’s request to hire two officers, which will fully staff his department for the first time in four years.
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Kingfield pharmacy robbery case to be prosecuted at federal level
Michelle Wilcox, 28, of Madrid, will be prosecuted in U.S. District Court in Bangor as part of an effort to combat pharmacy robberies through harsher penalties and greater involvement from the federal government, according to Assistant District Attorney Jim Andrews.