Androscoggin County arrest logs: March 10-16, 2023
Lewiston • Donald Mitchell, 51, of 292 Court St., Auburn, on a warrant charging failure to appear in court, at
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Photo: A little age friendly cornhole competition
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Read MoreRising number of MSAD 52 students turn to adult education to graduate
Three years after the pandemic, MSAD 52’s adult education high school diploma program has a record number of students enrolled.Read
Read MoreAndroscoggin County Commission awards Trinity Jubilee nearly $1 million
The Maine MILL, formerly Museum L-A, was denied more funding in a 3-3 vote that may be revisited by the
Read MoreStrong elections set for Friday, annual Town Meeting on Saturday
Eight positions are up for election Friday and 41 articles will be voted on Saturday.Read More
Read MoreFarmington board makes different decisions on three funding requests
Selectmen voted 2-2 on spending up to $25,933.60 for the construction and installation of an electric vehicle charging station in
Read MorePhoto: ‘It’s just the boys now’
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Read MoreCrews battle house fire in Fryeburg
Early reports were that two people might have been inside the burning building although it was later reported that everyone
Read MoreLooking Back on March 16: ‘Row in the state house foyer’
Read more about March 16, 1923, in the SunJournal.com archives. 100 Years Ago: 1923 A woman for the first time
Read MorePhotos: Opening day for Dairy Joy
Poplular ice cream stands in Lewiston and Auburn open Wednesday.Read More
Read MoreAnimal lovers invited to pet adoption fair in Oxford
Adoptable dogs will take over the Station House Community Center in Oxford, ready to meet the human of their dreams.Read
Read MorePhoto: Pastoral plowing
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Read MoreMoney for Farmington EV charging station fails board vote
FARMINGTON — A request for nearly $26,000 for an electric vehicle charging station failed to win approval from selectmen Tuesday,
Read MoreBid for a union at Bates College remains stalled in Washington
National Labor Relations Board has yet to rule on Bates’ contention that support staff and faculty should not be in
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