The extra classroom space would be needed if Randolph votes to approve closure of Teresa C. Hamlin School.
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Pittston man jailed for threatening state police trooper’s family
Nicholas J. Worthing, 30, also sent threatening messages to the social media accounts of the Kennebec County Sheriff’s Office and Maine State Police.
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East Pittston fire station debuts with more space, technology
The new station, at the intersection of Kelley and East Pittston roads, combines 21st-century technology with age-old practice, fire officials said.
Posted inLocal & State, Town Government
Pittston voters approve proposed budget
At Saturday’s meeting, longtime Fire Chief Jason Farris said he’s stepping down as chief at the end of August.
Posted inLocal & State, Town Government
Planned spending in Pittston is flat in next budget year
The annual Town Meeting is scheduled for Saturday with balloting for elected officials taking place March 19 at the Town Office.
Posted inLocal & State, Maine Crime
Pittston man accused of hitting pedestrian with car in BMV parking lot
One person was treated at the Augusta hospital after the incident in a Bureau of Motor Vehicles parking lot off Hospital Street in Augusta, police said.
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Coast Guard preparing for new Kennebec River Ice-breaking effort
Observations by the Coast Guard and Kennebec County officials show thinning ice and stretches of open water on the river south of Richmond.
Posted inLocal & State, Schools and Education
Randolph, Pittston residents question proposed Hamlin school closure
The board of SAD 11 did not take a vote Thursday night, saying more information is needed.
Posted inMaine Crime
Pittston resident accused of embezzling from Connecticut parent teacher organization
Jeni Shean turned herself in Nov. 18. Police said she denied the allegations, and she is awaiting arraignment in a Torrington, Connecticut, court.
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Skinny Pittston horse draws Facebook ire; owners say it’s not their fault
The head of the state’s Animal Welfare Program said he couldn’t discuss the case because it’s an open investigation, but he warned people against drawing their own conclusions.