Jamie Roy of Livermore bid $5,000 to clear the dead-end road for each of the next two years.
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Seven Jay residents interested in vacant RSU 73 seat
The deadline for submissions is Nov. 14.
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Electrical fire causes minimal damage to log cabin in Avon
The homeowner woke up about 3 a.m. Thursday and noticed smoke in the house on Salmon Hole Road.
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Ethan Kyes named interim police chief of Wilton
A decision on a permanent replacement for Heidi Wilcox will be made in six months.
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Franklin County acting DA says relocating office 2 miles does not meet state law
The Franklin County Commissioners are looking into building an addition onto the dispatch center to house some governmental offices.
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Franklin County awards $308,275 in federal funds to affordable housing coalition
The money will come from the county’s share of American Rescue Plan Act funds.
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Franklin County commissioners send $1.77 million proposed unorganized territory budget to state
Commissioners also voted to pay $170,193.77 to the state for money owed to Maine Public Employees Retirement System.
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Jay man acquitted of sex crimes against teen
FARMINGTON — A Franklin County jury acquitted a Jay man Tuesday of sexually abusing a teenage girl at a residence in Jay from 2015 to 2017. Thomas M. Bailey, 37, was acquitted of three counts of unlawful sexual contact and one count of unlawful sexual touching, all misdemeanors. He had faced up to 364 days […]
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Photos: Rest break in Farmington
Morgan Twombly, 22, and her boyfriend, AJ Woodhouse, 22, both of New Portland, enjoy the weather while exercising.
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On Halloween, these people are paid to make you scream
Maine’s scare actors earn modest wages or sometimes none at all. But the seasonal jobs are a way for haunters to celebrate their favorite holiday.