William Arnow, 33, of Stamford struck a power pole beside ITS 89 east of Rangeley.
Donna M. Perry
Staff Writer
Donna M. Perry is a general assignment reporter who has lived in Livermore Falls for 30 years and has worked for the Sun Journal for 20 years. Before that she was a correspondent for the Livermore Falls Advertiser for five years. She covers Franklin County courts, police and spot news. She also covers police and spot news in northern Androscoggin County and town governments of Jay and Livermore Falls. In her spare time, she spends time with her family, including three grandchildren, and relaxes by reading books.
Posted inFranklin, News
Livermore Falls to begin budget talks for 2021-2022
Selectmen will also get an update on the progress of a fire substation in East Livermore village.
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Posted inFranklin, News, Outdoors
Photos: Breakdown on the trail in Livermore Falls
Brandon Adams’ snowmobile could be heard in the distance as he drove from Livermore to help a friend in Livermore Falls.
Posted inFranklin, News, The Franklin Journal
Police investigating theft of more than $1,000 worth of tools in Farmington
The landlord discovered the theft Thursday.
Posted inConnections, Franklin
Rangeley businesses, community pitch in to raise funds for Firefighter Association
The association spent more than $6,500 on Christmas and Easter gifts for children in the area.
Posted inFranklin, Livermore Falls Advertiser, News
Jay board approves budgets for paving, trash collection
Selectpersons also chose two logos to appear on the annual town report.
Posted inFranklin, Maine, News, The Franklin Journal
Franklin County detective to be new Farmington police chief
Kenneth Charles, 50, was the unanimous choice of a 10-member search committee, Town Manager Richard Davis said.
Posted inFranklin, Livermore Falls Advertiser, News
Jay officials to revote on two proposed budget lines
Town ordinance requires a unanimous vote if only three members are present.
Posted inFranklin, News, The Franklin Journal
Aerial photo project could help Franklin County with land surveying, 911 system
Franklin County is assessing possible participation in an aerial digital photo project, which will cost tax payers $40,382.
Posted inFranklin, News, The Franklin Journal
Inmates return to Franklin County jail as it reopens to full capacity after a COVID-19 outbreak
The facility closed Jan. 18 after four employees tested positive for the virus.