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Judge lowers bail for Carthage man accused of attempted murder

FARMINGTON — A Franklin County judge lowered bail on Wednesday for a Carthage man accused of attempted murder from $250,000 cash to $25,000 cash or $100,000 in real estate. Bowie’s attorney, Thomas Carey, reserved the right Wednesday to revisit bail if necessary in the future. Bennie Bowie Jr., 47, is accused of cutting his 44-year-old […]

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Selectmen consider TIF agreement for Memory Care Center

FARMINGTON — Plans for the potential construction of a $4 million Memory Care Center were presented to the Board of Selectmen on Tuesday. The board is considering a tax increment financing agreement for the project. Lon Walters and his son, Matthew Walters of Woodlands Senior Living, described plans for a 36-bed facility. Plans are similar […]

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Comments lead to terrorizing charge for Conn. man

FARMINGTON — A man faces a terrorizing charge after inappropriate comments were made to a convenience store clerk Monday night. Craig Snyder, 42, of Bloomfield, Conn., and a friend went into a Main Street store around 11 p.m. where a young, female clerk was working alone.  Snyder, believed to have been drinking, started making comments […]

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Pyro City Maine plans to open in Farmington

FARMINGTON — Pyro City Maine plans to open its seventh fireworks store in Farmington in the spring. Owner Steven Marsons is purchasing the former Goodwin Well and Water Services building at 696 Farmington Falls Road, he said Tuesday. A site review application for the retail store will come before the town’s Planning Board at its […]

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Board appoints school director, accepts REC program donations

FARMINGTON — The Board of Selectmen appointed Nancy Porter to serve as interim director on the Regional School Unit 9 board on Tuesday. The seat became available when Yvette Robinson resigned because her family was moving to Wilton. Robinson’s term expires in 2016. Porter, a former selectman for the town, will serve until the town […]