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Industry home deemed total loss following fire(2)
[Update: 10:40 a.m.] – The owners of the home at 183 West Mills Road are Nate and Amy Morin. INDUSTRY – A structure fire drew a number of Franklin and Somerset County fire departments to the West Mills Road Monday afternoon. According to Industry Fire Rescue’s Chief Anthony Howard, a fire at a two-story residence […]
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United Way celebrates “Creative Kids” with new fundraising initiative
FARMINGTON – A young artist will be using her talents to benefit the local community through a new program at United Way of the Tri-Valley Area called “Creative Kids”. Marina Karkos has been drawing and painting since age three. She focuses on watercolors of animals and pets and said she paints to make people happy”. […]
Kayakers rescued from Dead River; injured hiker from Tumbledown
EUSTIS – Three kayakers were rescued from the south branch of the Dead River Saturday evening, as part of a busy weekend for the Maine Warden Service and local first responders. Three people – Kelly Dymond, 41 of Turner; Kristin Schrepper, 32 of Rumford; and Sylvie Long, 48 of Lewiston – began kayaking down the […]
Foot and Paddle: Quiet waters of Hunter Cove
Early morning sun has just topped Saddleback and the high peaks east of Rangeley, as I launch my kayak onto the northern reach of Rangeley Lake known as Hunter Cove. Paddling from the basic boat launch toward the Mingo Loop Road bridge, entrance to this quiet cove, I spot a solitary loon lakeward. Otherwise, at […]
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