Makers of craft beer, wine, cider and spirits will take to the streets for the third annual Skowhegan Craft Brew Festival.
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Skowhegan selectmen wind up in tie vote on public safety building
The board is expected to consider the proposal, for which residents already have approved spending money for the land, again next week at a special meeting.
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Skowhegan Craft Brew Festival set for Sept. 1
The event will feature Maine-crafted libations, farm-to-table fare, live music and more.
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Cornville Regional Charter School bus routes
The bus will pickup students in Athens, Canaan, Cornville, Fairfield, Hartland, Madison, Skowhegan and St. Albans.
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Skowhegan’s class of 1943 holds reunion
Eight classmates met at the Heritage House on Aug. 10.
Posted inCops & Courts, Local & State, Maine Crime
Transportation, cancer among reasons cited by no-show jurors summoned by judge to Skowhegan court
Men and women called Tuesday by Justice Robert Mullen told him that medical, transportation-related issues and other problems prevented them from reporting for jury duty.
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Juror no-show problem targeted by fed-up judge in central Maine
Superior Court Justice Robert Mullen says the prevalence of people not showing up for jury duty is endangering the ability of trials to be held, so he’s calling a recent dozen people to task and threatening a penalty.
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Red Sox Foundation presented Red Sox Service Scholarships
Carey Lee, Mackenzie Veuilleux and Destiny Anair recognized at Fenway Park.
Posted inLocal & State, Maine Crime
Skowhegan mother charged with misusing 911, violating release
Stephanie Freeman, 29, has been arrested or summoned 16 times in the last two years, including charges related to being discovered intoxicated with a 2-year-old child.
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Skowhegan workers unearth wooden pre-Civil War water main
The North Avenue find, discovered amid excavation for the town’s sewer separation project, probably dates to about the 1850s, officials said.