Of the 15 to 20 people in the apartment, eight were under age 21, police said.
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Franklin County commissioner called out for “improper” political activities
A clause in the county’s Personnel Policy prohibits political activity during work hours.
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Livermore Falls accepts high bids for loader, sand spreader
Selectmen also approved the Police Department to use $600 in drug forfeiture money to purchase equipment.
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Wilton enacts electrical transmission corridor moratorium
The 180-day moratorium will defer new elective electrical transmission corridor applications while the planning board looks at developing regulations for such projects.
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Somerset County communications directors assisting Franklin County center
The director and deputy director are overseeing daily operations because of a staffing storage.
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Breathless 911 calls pointed to gravity of explosion in Farmington
Calls to first responders after a propane explosion made clear within minutes the seriousness of the blast that killed a firefighter and injured others.
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RSU 9 bus lights off when student hit by truck
The 5-year-old boy is doing well, police said.
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Livermore fire chief making changes to procedures for propane calls
Donald Castonguay said a new gas meter, more training and written procedures are prompted by a deadly explosion in Farmington.
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Farmington student, 6, hit by vehicle while waiting for school bus
A student was injured by a vehicle Monday morning at a bus stop in Farmington.
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In wake of Farmington explosion, central Maine firefighters review gas leak protocols
A number of local fire department officials said their departments are hearing more calls for gas leaks due to a “heightened awareness” from the public.