The fire began in an apartment building at 152 Main St. Saturday at noon, about a dozen people.
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Massive fire partially destroys section of Madison apartment house
Four apartments in the seven-unit complex were gutted.
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Madison man arrested after allegedly threatening woman with hatchet
Roger Vitalone, 32, was arrested on three charges Monday after the victim called police, who allegedly found a camping hatchet hidden on a porch.
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Madison fire destroys garage, car at former firefighter’s home
The cause is still being investigated, but the fire chief suspects a heat lamp played a part in the blaze.
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Madison man arrested on heroin charges after drug raid
Randell Woods, 31, faces felony drug charges after a police search Thursday morning of his Russell Road home.
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Backyard Farms names head tomato grower, marks 10 years in Madison
Tony Stevens will be in charge of the Madison growing operation, which has created a new website to highlight its decadelong history.
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Somerset County Jail becomes first Maine county jail to do full body scan of inmates
The jail is using a low-power X-ray machine to scan for signs prison contraband hidden by inmates.
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Waterville brothers plead guilty to arson fire as revenge for marijuana theft
Alexis and Zachary Casey each will serve 16 months in prison after pleading guilty Wednesday to setting fire to a car in Madison in retaliation for the theft of marijuana plants.
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Madison woman turning 100 says key to long life is to ‘work hard and mind your own business’
Ann Shusta Labin, of Madison, celebrated her 100th birthday Monday at Maple Crest Living Center.
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Madison residents approve 180-day moratorium on marijuana retail sales, social clubs
Opponents of the move said the town should cash in on a budding new industry and be a pioneer in Maine.