FAIRFIELD — Three men, all from New England, have been named as finalists in the search for the next president of Kennebec Valley Community College.
Matt Hongoltz-Hetling
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Cost of Oakland town meeting broadcasts to be determined
OAKLAND — Plans to broadcast town government meetings are under way, but the cost of the voter-initiated move has yet to be determined.
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Man arrested with gun in Fairfield bathroom
FAIRFIELD — Hours after he was fired from a temporary mill job, a man was arrested at a convenience store on charges he shot a hole in the bathroom wall with a shotgun.
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House District 89 race: Welch, Harvell battle for Farmington-Industry seat
Lance Harvell, the 49-year-old Republican incumbent, and Keith Welch, the 70-year-old Democratic challenger, are both outspoken, passionate and persuasive when they discuss the problems facing House District 89.
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Messalonskee football player’s lawyer details coach’s alleged assault
OAKLAND — Wes Littlefield, the former high school football coach charged with assault, struck the player on the helmet with “huge force,” according to the player’s lawyer.
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Fairfield man rescued from fire
FAIRFIELD — Officers rescued a man with a prosthetic leg from his burning home on Military Avenue on Monday.
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Cops rescue disabled man from burning house
Officers rescued a Fairfield man with a prosthetic leg from his burning home on Military Avenue today.
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Two China residents vying for House District 55 seat
CHINA — A three-term incumbent will square off against a political science college student with an interest in local agriculture to represent House District 55 in the Legislature.
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HOUSE DISTRICT 55: Cotta, Sylvester have similar goals, but their approaches differ
CHINA — A three-term incumbent will square off against a political science college student with an interest in local agriculture to represent House District 55 in the Legislature.
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School districts brace for unknown insurance costs
School districts that do not offer health insurance to full-time employees will need to change next year, under a phased-in requirement of the federal Affordable Care Act.