Steve Sherlock

Sun Journal

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Published
April 29, 2023

Fryeburg man free on bail after being charged with assaulting police officers

Fryeburg police and Oxford County deputies responded to the scene Monday where they say Craig Leighton of Fryeburg was armed and intoxicated.
Published
April 7, 2023

Buckfield mill makes commemorative Easter eggs for White House

The Wells Wood Turning & Finishing company is supplying the wooden eggs for thousands of children participating in Monday’s annual White House Easter Egg Roll.
Published
March 2, 2023

Oxford man arrested after high-speed chase through snowstorm

Dawson Bond, 20, is facing multiple charges in Thursday morning’s incident.
Published
December 2, 2022

Wreaths Across America caravan making a stop in Lewiston

The convoy, which includes 12 tractor-trailers and dozens of support and escort vehicles, will hold a ceremony at McMahon Elementary School, named for a Medal of Honor recipient.
Published
November 10, 2022

Remains of Franklin County man who died in WWII returned to Maine for burial

Zelwood Gravlin, who died when his B-24 was shot down over Romania, will be buried Saturday in Avon.
Published
July 27, 2022

Wardens identify Roxbury man whose body was recovered from Ellis Pond

Thomas Averill, 55, reportedly fell out of his boat while fishing Tuesday evening.
Published
July 24, 2022

Deputies: Sabattus driver arrested after pedestrian is hit, killed in Turner

The victim, Tina White, 46, was walking on the dirt shoulder of County Road — facing traffic — when she was hit from behind by a vehicle, according to officials.
Published
June 15, 2022

Hartford voters open door for new winery

The vote by residents of this ‘dry’ town Tuesday will allow Bonaventura Vineyards to open a tasting room and sell its wine at the vineyard later this year.
Published
March 26, 2022

Counties across Maine losing State Police patrols in rural areas

As Maine State Police shifts more of its focus to highway safety along the interstate system and criminal investigations, cash-strapped counties lack the resources to hire more deputies to fill the void.
Published
November 18, 2021

Buckfield’s former Town Manager’s experience with CMP last summer leads to proposed bill in Maine legislature

The bill would require utility companies to give a 60-day notice before it could disconnect service to public safety facilities such as fire, police and ambulance departments.

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