The U.S. Department of Commerce funding totaling $130,000 is intended to assist in finding new possibilities for the shuttered Madison Paper mill and other Somerset County projects.
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Madison farmer whose cow was fatally shot reopens snowmobile trail
The Abnaki Sno Riders club announced the reopening on its Facebook page, and the club secretary said wardens have leads on the shooting.
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Posted inCops & Courts, Maine Crime
Two arrested in Madison, Skowhegan on drug, evading arrest charges after chase
A search of one of the men stopped yielded fentanyl, heroin, pills, Suboxone and drug paraphernalia, police said.
Posted inCops & Courts, Local & State, Maine Crime
Madison farmer closes snowmobile trail after ‘shocking’ shooting of pregnant cow
A snowmobile club plans to hold a fundraiser for Clayton Tibbetts, who said the killer shot the cow between the eyes and that she suffered.
Posted inLocal & State, Schools and Education
Grants fuel collaboration among Somerset County school districts
Anson-based RSU 74, Bingham and Moscow’s SAD 13 and Madison will include arts in their STEM curriculum in an ongoing program and will create an alternative program for at-risk middle-schoolers.
Posted inLocal & State, Maine Crime
Madison man arrested twice over weekend into Monday
Wilfred P. Brousseau was charged first for driving beyond his license restriction and then for tampering with his criminal file while being booked.
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Bomb scare Wednesday closes Madison Junior High
“Bomb” was written on the wall in a boys bathroom, but Somerset County sheriff’s deputies and school officials found no bomb.
Posted inLocal & State
Somerset commissioners reimburse Madison for police services
Town to receive $41,755 after over paying in 2017 for agreement with the sheriff’s office.
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Three people hospitalized in Sunday crash in Madison
One victim moved to a Boston hospital with possible spinal injuries.
Posted inMaine Crime
Madison man takes plea bargain in 2015 fatal crash
Jonathan Cayford will serve nine months in jail as the driver of a car that crashed in Starks, killing Clint Briggs.