New Sharon man to serve 3 years for terrorizing former girlfriend with a rifle
James Oakes, 45, pleaded guilty in November to several charges for his violent actions after his ex-girlfriend said she was ending their relationship.
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James Oakes, 45, pleaded guilty in November to several charges for his violent actions after his ex-girlfriend said she was ending their relationship.
Food pantries across Franklin County are offering expanded hours, free meals and low-barrier access to help residents meet rising food needs.
Pine Tree Poultry in New Sharon has raised turkeys for the past decade.
A cat died and four people were displaced Sunday at the Troll Valley Campground off Red Schoolhouse Road.
Ross Fichthorn’s fourth-quarter touchdown is the difference as the Ramblers beat the Cougars in a Class B/D crossover.
Parents were notified that the 14 students from Cape Cod Hill School in New Sharon were OK.
The owner says the assessment is still too high and is planning to appeal.
RSU 9 principals Keith Acedo and Carol Kiesman shared updates on new staff, summer programs, and full BARR implementation at the Sept. 9 board meeting.
A driving range and open-air simulator are open now. A par-3 course may be next.
Superintendent Christian Elkington updated Regional School Unit 9 directors Sept. 9 on staffing, AI use, and youth cannabis risks.
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Especially at the Class A and B levels, this season’s boys hoops configuration is very similar to 10 years ago, and many coaches applaud the changes.
Police are looking for a white male who they say demanded money from an employee Thursday morning.
Public interest payphones in Maine continue to provide a crucial and free, yet hopelessly aging, connection for people who need a dependable way to call for help.
Here are highlights of things to do in the area in the next week.
The Select Board approved funding to rebuild the Dragon’s Nest at Hippach Field with $110,000 in federal support.
With the Christmas season well under way, area greenhouses and tree farms are welcoming customers to choose a precut tree or chop down their own.
These Franklin County tree farms and nurseries will help you find the perfect Christmas tree to bring home for the holidays.
Regional School Unit 9’s School Nutrition Program will be examined as part of the regular oversight cycle and must submit a plan to reduce an excess food service fund balance.
Community ski mountains and their supporters stress the importance of keeping outdoor recreation available to all residents.
Academy Hill School educators are taking part in a statewide literacy initiative aimed at strengthening reading instruction.
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