I would like to take this opportunity, before the presidential election, to point out that there are other candidates on the ballot besides the big two. Many voters may think that voting for someone who is neither a Republican nor a Democrat is simply a wasted vote but, in reality, nothing could be further from […]
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Oxford County arrest log
PARIS — The following arrests were logged at the Oxford County Jail: * Michael J. Wolf, 35, of Mexico, Oct. 29, domestic violence assault with prior offense, Mexico Police Department. * Willow Ochtera, 34, of Bethel, Oct. 30, operating under the influence, Maine State Police.
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Rumford Grange Halloween party RUMFORD — Rumford Grange 115 will host a Halloween party for area children from 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 31, at the Grange Hall. Treats, drinks and prizes will be available. Dinner, auctions on Nov. 2 RUMFORD — A dinner and “An Evening of Auctions” will be held at 6 […]
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M. Perry: Replies to our concerns
I have known Sheryl Briggs for many years. She is a diligent, hard-working, honest person. She volunteers many hours of her time to the kids of this community. When I have a question regarding hunting and fishing regulations and legislation, she will always reply back to me with the answers. We also discuss current issues […]
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Quebec man killed in Route 2 motorcycle collision in Rumford
RUMFORD — An investigation continued Saturday into the death Friday night of a 40-year-old Canadian man involved in a motorcycle collision at McDonald’s restaurant on Route 2. Francois Goyette of Stoke, Quebec, was pronounced dead at Rumford Hospital where he was taken by Med-Care Ambulance, Rumford police officer Brad Gallant said early Saturday evening. Gallant […]
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RSU 10 board approves contract
DIXFIELD — The RSU 10 board this week approved a three-year contract for the 100 or so bus drivers and custodians. Superintendent Tom Ward said it includes wage increases of 2.45 percent, retroactive to July 1, for the first year; 2.56 percent the second year; and 2.41 percent the third year. RSU 10 will pay […]
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R. Arsenault: Protect what we have
Sen. John Patrick has proven that he has the leadership skills to move Maine in the right direction. His past history as a state representative benefited his district, and when he was termed out in that position, he did not stop working for the people. He wanted to continue to move Maine forward, so he […]
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Foothills students make visit for history
DIXFIELD – Western Foothills teacher Kurt Rowley had been planning this visit all summer long since Regional School Union 10 had been awarded a Maine Community Heritage Project grant last spring. Through the renowned Maine Memory Network, students from 10 of its member towns will help create a website honoring the area’s long history. The […]
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G. Coffin: A man of his word
I am pleased to support Len Greaney, candidate for Maine State Senate District 14. This region needs to elect a senator who will arrive in Augusta ready to produce and submit common-sense, groundbreaking legislation on Day One. Greaney possesses the leadership experience, problem-solving skills and compassion that are necessary to be an effective legislator. Throughout […]