The Jay businessman and engineer often writes alongside his wife, who is also an author. His first action-adventure book will be out this month.
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Mexico man injured after crash in Carthage
Sean McKenzie, 50, of Mexico, was taken to Central Maine Medical Center after the 2005 Chevy Astro van he was driving ran off the road.
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Livermore Falls fire rescue chief staying while plans made for successor
Mike Booker had resigned effective Thursday.
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Livermore Falls approves applications for marijuana cultivation facility, guns and ammunition store
A site review application for a medical marijuana retail store was tabled until a traffic and parking study is done.
Posted inFranklin
Wilton hires Perry Ellsworth as town manager
Ellsworth will begin work as Wilton’s new town manager in August.
Posted inFranklin, Maine Crime, News, The Franklin Journal
Wilton police continue to investigate 3 burglaries
Police are following leads on break-ins at Creative Wood Products and a vacant house. Nothing has developed on a burglary at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church.
Posted inFranklin, Maine Crime, News, The Franklin Journal
Officials: New Vineyard woman died last year from blunt force injuries not related to submerged car
Collette Daggett’s husband died by suicide last month, the day police tried to serve him with a warrant for murder.
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Canton man accused of sexually assaulting, abusing 2 adult women
Thomas E. Williams, 46, was arrested Tuesday on charges of gross sexual assault, unlawful sexual contact.
Posted inFranklin, News, The Franklin Journal
Children’s music garden planned for Farmington park
The project at Walton’s Mill Park is planned for the local Rotary club’s centennial in 2025.
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Rangeley town manager, fire rescue chief to shop for new pumper truck
Voters in June approved spending $750,000 total.