Skowhegan police officer Timothy Williams was first on the scene Dec. 2 of a burning mobile home, where he pulled out Andrea Curtis and her 4-year-old son, Tyler Curtis-Benson.

Brian Curtis said his daughter, Andrea Curtis, is making “baby steps towards recovery” at Maine Medical Center in Portland, while 4-year-old Tyler Curtis-Benson is in stable condition at the Shriner’s hospital in Boston.

The Skowhegan Police Department is dealing with a fake posting on its Facebook page that falsely claimed there had been a triple murder in town.

Michelle Sweet was smoking a cigarette while using oxygen, causing a fire that severely injured her Sunday afternoon and destroyed a mobile home, fire officials said.

Dozens of volunteers on Monday packed up more than 175 boxes of Thanksgiving Day meals at the Federated Church for pickup Tuesday morning.