Paul and Jan Cutter, along with their son Alex and his wife Eliza, purchased their home course this past November.
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Music for Mavis summer series will not be held
The Gazebo committee and friends of the Gazebo regrets to announce that it will not hold its summer music program, “Music For Mavis” Tuesdays due to the recent increase in virus cases and the collective wide-spread cautionary response. The group is sorry to have ignited the enthusiasm of the music lovers and musicians as well […]
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Turner homeowner holds 2 burglary suspects at gunpoint
TURNER — A property owner says he interrupted two Massachusetts residents removing items from his house and held them at gunpoint while waiting for police Saturday. State police say the owner of an abandoned house on Route 4 saw a dark SUV with Massachusetts plates parked in a field next to a house he owned […]
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Maine’s rural libraries slowly start to reopen to public
Maine’s libraries, which have been closed for several months, are slowly starting to reopen to the public, depending on the size of the population they serve.
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Leavitt Area High School graduates 113 seniors
Principal Eben Shaw: “This group has handled everything thrown at them with a great deal of confidence and a positive outlook.”
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Duck diapers and chicken aprons a big hit. Who knew?
For Beverly Cameron of Turner, her Etsy business started with an unusual request from her daughter: Could she sew an apron for her hen?
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Auburn man, 19, remains in critical condition following Turner fatal crash
Spencer Dowd was taken to Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston early Friday after the Honda Accord sedan he was driving struck a utility pole and rolled over on Route 4, killing passenger Julie Beaucage, 18, of Turner.
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Turner woman killed in crash on Route 4 in Turner
Passenger Julie Beaucage died at the scene; driver and passenger, both of Auburn, taken to a hospital.
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Turner tortoise on the lam returns home
It is speculated that warmer weather might have drawn the creature out of hiding, just as Sher Blevin had predicted during the long search.