SIDNEY — A Winslow man was taken to the hospital Tuesday after crashing his car on Interstate 95.
Farmington quiltsgo on exhibit
FARMINGTON — Participating businesses will display fall-colored posters and quilts in their front windows or door. The artwork can be seen through October.
Historical society to meet Oct. 15
PALMYRA — The Palmyra Historical Society will meet at 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 15, in the Palmyra Community Center, U.S. Route 2.
Donations sought for Oct. 15 auction
SOLON — The Solon Congregational Church will hold a harvest supper and auction from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 15, at the Solon Masonic Hall, U.S. Route 201. The supper will cost is $7 for adult or $3.50 for children younger than 12.
SOCCER NOTEBOOK: Mt. View girls focused on ending long skid
The results are the same, but first-year Mt. View girls soccer coach David Page sees a light at the end of the tunnel for the Mustangs.
Fairfield stabbing victim refuses treatment
FAIRFIELD — When police and rescue personnel responded to a reported stabbing Tuesday morning on Crane Drive, a 38-year-old man refused treatment and did not provide any details about how he suffered a small puncture on his stomach.
Landfill fees may explain trash along roadsides
I have just seen an report about trash being left on back roads. I have seen the same thing as I travel about the state, and yes, there has been more of it lately. It might be coming from the attitude at landfills and transfer stations. I needed to dispose of a child’s wading pool […]
Morning Sentinel police log: Oct. 12, 2011
IN BELGRADE, Friday at 9:32 a.m., a property damage accident was reported.
Free-speech right no excuse for bigotry
Once again, the monster of bigotry, hatred and ignorance has raised its ugly head. Once again, someone must speak out to defend the rights of all people — the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. I refer to the letter by Elaine B. Graham as presented in the newspaper’s Readers’ Opinion section […]
COLLEGE CONNECTIONS: Pellerin adjusting quickly to college
Jordan Pellerin knew what was coming. Even so, the Waterville Senior High School graduate found the life of a Division I college athlete a shock at first