The bond money is part of a $49 million total package the University of Maine System is asking voters to approve Tuesday.
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Farmington man pleads guilty in drug importation case
Christopher Tracy’s apparent overdose June 5 led to claims that he had gone to New Hampshire twice, bought fentanyl there and brought it back to Maine.
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Franklin County Retired Educators donates school supplies
Event part of the Maine Education Association-Retired’s annual Day of Caring.
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Farmington man pleads guilty after punching ex-girlfriend, hitting her with frying pan, pot
Ryan Cunningham was sentenced to serve nine months of a three-year prison sentence and three years of probation.
Posted inLocal & State, Maine Crime
Phillips woman gets 6 months for stealing $30,000
Deborah Lynn Vitrano, 36, pleaded guilty March 26 to theft from Grant’s Kennebago Camps in Stetson Township, her former employer.
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Mass. man to spend 10 years in prison for sexual abuse
Ross Adams, 52, of Martha’s Vineyard, convicted in June of felony unlawful sexual contact of 7-year-old girl in Maine and Massachusetts.
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Farmington dairy farm hangs in there, adapts despite blows to business
One of roughly 8 Maine producers that recently lost their commercial buyer, the family operating Sandy River Farms reduces its milking herd, woos new customers and says they’re not ready to give up.
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Craft fair vendors sought
Holiday fundraiser set for Trinity United Methodist Church.
Posted inLocal & State, Politics
Attorneys compete to become Franklin County probate judge
Independent Ron Aseltine and Democrat Margot Joly are running for a four-year term as probate judge to replace Richard Morton, who is retiring.
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Children’s Center head has yet to hear from state on gun appeal
Jeffrey Johnson, the director of Children’s Center in Skowhegan, Augusta, Gardiner and Farmington, seeks a waiver to carry a gun to protect the nonverbal, disabled children his facilities care for.