The fire at 12 Brook St. started in the kitchen on Monday afternoon, according to officials.
Joe Charpentier
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Joe Charpentier came to the Sun Journal in 2022 to cover crime and chaos. His previous experience was in a variety of rural Midcoast beats which included government, education, sports, economics and analysis, crime, and environment. He loves surprising his editors with spontaneous enterprising stories and prides himself on mastering the ability to slip the odd Oxford comma by the copy editors. When not on the beat, Joe enjoys spending time with family, writing fiction and woodworking.
More snow than anticipated arriving Tuesday
Most of western Maine will see 3 to 5 inches of powder and eastern Maine 7 to 13 inches Tuesday, according to forecasters.
More snow expected Tuesday into Wednesday
Androscoggin County is expected to see gradual decreases in the temperature throughout the week, with a high Sunday afternoon of 34 degrees, falling to 28 degrees Monday and 20 degrees by Saturday.
More snow expected Tuesday into Wednesday
Androscoggin County is expected to see gradual decreases in the temperature throughout the week, with a high Sunday afternoon of 34 degrees, falling to 28 degrees Monday and 20 degrees by Saturday.
More snow expected Tuesday into Wednesday
Androscoggin County is expected to see gradual decreases in the temperature throughout the week, with a high Sunday afternoon of 34 degrees, falling to 28 degrees Monday and 20 degrees by Saturday.
Western Maine spared serious weather as southern Maine floods
Franklin and Oxford counties reported just under Saturday’s low estimate of 4 inches of snowfall, and mostly less than an inch of rain while parts of southern and coastal Maine took a beating from the high winds, high tide and heavy rains.
Driver charged after police chase through Mechanic Falls and Poland
Police spotted the vehicle driving on the wrong side of Route 26 during Tuesday’s snowstorm.
Heavy wet snow, rain falls on western Maine as promised
The overnight storm left lots of heavy, wet snow around Lewiston and Auburn and even more in some stretches of Oxford and Franklin counties.
Bim Gibson celebrates 500th game announcing Red Eddies basketball
Longtime Edward Little High School sports announcer Bim Gibson celebrated his 500th game Tuesday night when the Red Eddies faced Scarborough High School. Even though he’ll be retiring as a teacher in the spring, he plans on extending his 25-year tenure as announcer for the foreseeable future.
Heavy snow and 50 mph wind gusts threaten western Maine
Days after the season’s first “legit” snow, Mainers brace for a storm promising to wash it all away and then some.