The MSAD 54 school board is expected to discuss a procedure to follow in selecting a new mascot at their Oct. 3 meeting. A public hearing on a $950,000 referendum to fund renovations will precede the regular meeting.
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Clinton police officer named Carnegie hero for saving man from fire
Phillip DiLuca ran into burning mobile home on Gold Street and saved sleeping resident.
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Tex Tech Industries worker ‘doing pretty good’ after getting arm caught in machine
Worker has been treated and released after being extracted from a Picker Machine by Monmouth Fire Department Thursday.
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Four people charged in early morning drug bust in China
Authorities arrested Justin A. Lugo, 22, of New York, Trisha N. Scott, 31, of China, Patrick J. Parsons, 34, of China, and an unidentified 17-year-old female.
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Augusta councilors in favor of new Hatch Hill administrative position
Mayor Dave Rollins said the city council would sponsor the position, which would likely be fully paid for by the landfill’s revenue.
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Randolph voters to settle liquor license issue Oct. 9
Sun Sun restaurant employees have collected enough signatures to put the question of whether Randolph’s only restaurant can serve drinks in front of voters in October.
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Whitefield officials considering opting-in to adult-use marijuana facilities
The town’s Selectboard, Planning Board and Economic Development Committee met Tuesday to discuss next steps for creating ordinances for adult-use marijuana.
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Man injured in Monmouth machinery accident
Firefighters worked for 25 minutes to free a man whose arm had gotten caught in machinery at Tex Tech in Monmouth.
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Gardiner searches for more downtown parking
With new businesses opening and others expanding, downtown Gardiner parking is in short supply and officials are looking for solutions.
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Colby launches second writer-in-residence program
The first writer to participate in the program will teach on campus in 2020, supported by a donation from Jamie and Jennifer Forese.