Franklin County arrest log: Dec. 12, 2022 to Jan. 2, 2023
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Bar Harbor businesses sue town over new limit on cruise ship visits
The law, adopted by voters in November, limits cruise ships to 1,000 passengers a day going ashore in the town.Read
Read MoreLooking Back on Jan. 3: ‘Maine roads open despite heavy snow’
Read more about Jan. 3, 1948, in the SunJournal.com archives. 100 Years Ago: 1923 The Ladies Society of Grace Lutheran
Read MoreNew district attorney takes office
Neil McLean Jr. of Turner will serve Androscoggin, Franklin and Oxford counties.Read More
Read MoreHearing set Monday on increasing Dixfield sewer rate
DIXFIELD — A public hearing on raising the sewer rate this year from $70 to $93 per quarter is set
Read MoreLewiston police investigate two shootings Sunday
A 21-year-old was in stable condition after Pond Road shooting.Read More
Read MoreLooking Back on Jan. 2: ‘Caught flatfooted, court ties $150 fine on Auburn man who once scored on a shoelace’
Read more about Jan. 2, 1923, in the SunJournal.com archives. 100 Years Ago: 1923 A sleigh loaded with about eight
Read MorePrimary contractor in Sebago Lake shoreland zoning violations case files for bankruptcy
Auburn businessman and contractors still facing millions of dollars in fines, remediation costs.Read More
Read MoreMed-Care Ambulance in Mexico to receive about $80,000 in funding from towns it services
The emergency medical services agency also received an $86,000 FEMA firefighters’ grant in November to use to pay 95% of
Read MoreLegal, policy decisions on Lake Auburn water quality could come soon
The new year could bring a resolution to the lengthy legal battle and communitywide debate over water quality protections at
Read MoreFrom destruction to restoration, Lewiston students remake Longley School as their own
In the months following a disastrous break-in at Longley School, students and staff have gone beyond basic clean-up to revamp
Read MoreNearly 3,000 flood plaza to celebrate New Year’s Auburn
Hundreds quickly turned into nearly 3,000 attendees at Festival Plaza for New Year’s Auburn. Food, beer, music, company and fireworks
Read MoreLooking Back on Dec. 31: ‘Local gendarmes on watch for whoopee wagons tonight’
Read more about Dec. 31, 1942, in the SunJournal.com archives. 100 Years Ago: 1922 Postmaster Bryant announces that there will
Read MoreAuburn police department at ‘critical’ staffing levels
The department is currently down 15 of 55 officers.Read More
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