FARMINGTON — The following arrests were recently logged at Franklin County Detention Center: Kathyrene A. Searles, 38, New Vineyard, theft by unauthorized taking, transfer and violation condition of release, April 12, $250 cash bail, court appearance June 5, Farmington Police Department. Nicole B. Dupont, 23, Holden, failure to appear, unpaid fines and fees, April 12, […]
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Monitoring blue herons FARMINGTON — The monthly program of the Western Maine Audubon Society will be on monitoring Maine’s great blue herons. The program will be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 10, at UMF, C23, Roberts. The program is free and open to the public. The great blue heron is often touted as one of […]
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Industry voters raise money for fireworks, new tax maps at town meeting
INDUSTRY — Town meeting voters on Saturday passed a wind power safety ordinance, funding for municipal software and updating of the town’s tax maps and set aside $25,000, half the amount needed for a town evaluation. With passing of the articles the budget for the town is $390,728. The amount included some decreases to raise […]
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Industry residents gather Saturday for town meeting
INDUSTRY — Voters will have their say on a proposed $6,207 increase in this year’s municipal budget, Town Clerk Angel Davis said Tuesday. The annual town meeting begins at 2 p.m. Saturday, March 9, at the Town Hall. Elections for one selectman’s position will be held from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. that day. Third […]
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Franklin County arrest log
Patrick Crocker, 47, Industry, failure to register, Feb. 26, released on personal recognizance, Feb. 27, court appearance March 21, Franklin County Sheriff’s Department. Marshal Cassidy, 20, Farmington, failure to appear, Feb. 26, $300 cash, court appearance March 21, Farmington Police Department. Forest Farnum, 26, Lewiston, driving without a license/pay fine, Feb. 27, released on personal […]
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University of Maine at Presque Isle names dean’s list
PRESQUE ISLE — Two hundred and ninety-seven students at the University of Maine at Presque Isle have been named to the dean’s list for the fall 2012 semester. Local students include the following. Highest honors Industry: Sarah Emily Taylor Lisbon: Renee A. Moore Lisbon Falls: Angel Leigh Strout New Gloucester: Cody Alan Humphrey Rumford: Andrew […]
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Thomas College announces fall 2012 dean’s list
WATERVILLE — Area students who were named to the dean’s list at Thomas College for the fall 2012 semester are: Industry: Shayne Kemp, majoring in international business. Jay: Brenda Hiscock, entrepreneurship and small business management. New Sharon: Kelsea Adams, management; Taylor Harris, criminal justice. Phillips: Bridget Blood, criminal justice. Strong: Loretta Crockett, entrepreneurship and small […]
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Franklin County arrest log
FARMINGTON — The following arrests were recently logged at Franklin County Detention Center: * Daniel A. Marshall, 27, New Sharon, theft by unauthorized taking, transfer, Feb. 12, no bail listed, Farmington Police Department. * Dean E. Martin, 38, Wilton, domestic violence assault, violation condition of release, driving after revocation-habitual offender, Feb. 12, no bail listed, […]
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Industry holding hearing on wind ordinance Thursday
INDUSTRY — A public hearing is set for 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 21, at the Town Hall to review the proposed ordinance by the Wind Power Ordinance Committee. This is the second public hearing on the ordinance, which will go to voters at the annual town meeting March 9. The ordinance is an extension to […]
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Love, respect and work part of New Sharon couple’s 70 years together
NEW SHARON — Elliott and Marilyn Powers have some advice for married couples this Valentine’s Day. “Take each day as it comes. If you disagree and there will be some disagreements, stop and think it over,” Marilyn, 86, said as she and her husband of 70 years sat together recently in their home off Route […]