DEAR SUN SPOTS: I need to correct some information that was sent in about the Plant Sale for Friends of Worthley Pond (June 4 Sun Spots). The address to drop off plants is 39 East Shore Road and a phone number for questions is 562-7186. — Dave, Peru ANSWER: Here is more information about the […]
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Tommy’s Feral Feline Friends seeks bakers and bottles for July 4th weekend fundraiser
DEAR SUN SPOTS: Is baking your passion? Want to make a difference in the lives of feral cats? Organizers of Tommy’s Feral Feline Friends 4th of July Bake Sale & Bottle Drive are looking for bakers and baked goods. The event will take place at Family Dollar, 11 Middle Road, Sabattus, on Friday, July 5 […]
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Week in Photos: May 25-31, 2024
Sun Journal photographers select some of their favorite images from last week.
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Week in Photos: May 18-24, 2024
Sun Journal photographers select some of their favorite images from last week.
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Recycled Works for ME to open in New Sharon
Recycled Works for ME, opening on May 24 in New Sharon, offers a variety of repurposed and handmade items crafted by owner Nancy Bowden, including unique furniture, vintage pieces, and creative decor.
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OHCHS announces top graduates for the Class of ’24
PARIS — Oxford Hills Comprehensive High School has announced 2024’s top five percent of graduates. Graduation will he held at Don Gouin Athletic Complex on June 8.
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Franklin County arrest log: May 14-15, 2024
• David L. Boullette, 56, Farmington, two counts unlawful possession of scheduled drugs, Tuesday, May 14, in Farmington, Farmington Police Department. • Miguel M. Visuano III, 39, Farmington, unlawful possession of fentanyl powder, Wednesday, May 15, in Farmington, Farmington Police Department.
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New Hampshire Senate tables bill inspired by state hospital shooting
The GOP-controlled Senate voted 13-10 along party lines Thursday night to table a bill inspired by Bradley Haas, who was killed in November by a former patient at the psychiatric hospital in Concord.