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Multiple cars involved in Farmington crash

FARMINGTON — A Ford Explorer with a stuck accelerator and faulty brakes struck three vehicles at the intersection of Main Street and Farmington Falls Road on Friday morning. No one was injured in the 7:50 a.m. crashes, Farmington police Officer William Tanner said. Michael Page, 30, of Farmington, was driving the 1999 Explorer west on […]

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Briefly

Library group annual meeting FARMINGTON — In accordance with its by-laws, the Farmington Public Library Association will hold an annual meeting at 8 a.m. Wednesday, April 11. Each year at the meeting new trustees and officers are elected. Community members interested in becoming corporators of the library are welcome. Anyone interested in becoming more involved […]

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Franklin County arrest log

* Joseph B. Beggs, 29, Carthage, domestic violence assault, criminal threatening with a dangerous weapon, April 3, $1,000 cash bail, Franklin County Sheriff’s Department. * Barry E. Webber, 47, Jay, warrant unpaid fines/fees, April 3, $210 cash bail, Jay Police Department. * Alan R. Keith, 60, New Sharon, operating under the influence, April 4, $1,000 […]

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Thomas W. Welch Jr

LEWISTON — Thomas W. Welch Jr., 80, of Farmington died Sunday, April 1, due to the chronic effects of his cardiovascular disease. He was born in Mexico, June 4, 1931. Thomas graduated from Mexico High School, Class of 1948, and Husson College in 1959, earning his business degree. He owned Porter Equipment Inc. for 30 […]

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UMF announces scholarship for transfer students

FARMINGTON — In keeping with its continuing efforts to help students have affordable access to a quality college education, the University of Maine at Farmington has announced a new merit scholarship created exclusively for transfer students. The competitive UMF Transfer Academic Scholarship will be awarded to select individuals with an outstanding college record who are […]

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Thai-American writer will read from memoir

FARMINGTON — Ira Sukrungruang, who penned “Talk Thai: the Adventures of Buddhist Boy,” is the next author in the University of Maine at Farmington’s 2011-12 Visiting Writers Series. A Thai-American writer, Sukrungruang’s memoir is about his American boyhood and early struggle with feelings of never belonging in either of his two worlds. Sukrungruang will read from […]