Most of the dozen properties are believed to be owned by Lucas J. Sirois of Rangeley, who ran marijuana businesses in Farmington.
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Massachusetts murder suspect returning to face charges
Derell D. Guy, 34, a transient, waived extradition Thursday from his jail cell in Farmington.
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Farmington Fair cancellation means lost income, missed opportunities
For many in the community, the cancellation of the Farmington Fair is having a huge impact.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, Maine Cannabis Report, News
Ex-deputies linked to Farmington pot business that was target of federal drug raid
One former Franklin County Sheriff’s Office deputy is treasurer and another a board member of a wholesale medical marijuana company hit in the sweeping raid last week in Farmington.
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Owner of raided Farmington marijuana businesses a convicted drug trafficker
Robert Sirois of Farmington pleaded guilty in 2010 to cultivating and dealing marijuana.
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Originally rescheduled for August, UMF postpones 2020 graduation again
The class of 2020 still awaits commencement plans from the University of Maine at Farmington but some are ready to let go of a ceremony altogether.
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Rangeley man received permits for Farmington marijuana businesses searched by police
Farmington selectmen approved applications submitted by Lucas Sirois in 2019.
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FBI, law enforcement officials search former shoe factory in Farmington
The police activities were authorized by a federal court in connection with the investigation, according to a FBI spokeswoman, who did not offer more information on the searches or whether anyone had been arrested.
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Three charged in Franklin County crack cocaine, heroin case
Drugs and cash seized from Avon residence Friday.
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Wilton man pleads guilty to theft from Gould’s Service Station
Six former employees of the Wilton station were involved in a fraudulent points scheme resulting in theft of more than $100,000.