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Local departments receive highway safety grants(0)
AUGUSTA – Local police will have additional patrols on the road over the next several months, thanks to the acquisition of Maine Bureau of Highway Safety grants. Representatives of police departments in Farmington and Jay announced that their organizations had received $10,000 and $5,000, respectively, from the agency’s ‘Drive Sober, Maine!’ program. The funds will […]
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Titcomb Mountain to open with pancake breakfast on Saturday
WEST FARMINGTON – Titcomb Mountain Ski Area will open for the season this Saturday, Dec. 14. To celebrate this early opening, which is one of the earliest in Titcomb’s history, a pancake breakfast will be held at 8 a.m. to 10 a.m., with the lifts starting at 9 a.m. The cold nights we have been […]
Police officer summonsed after accidental moose kill
FARMINGTON – A police officer was summonsed by the Maine Warden Service for accidentally killing a moose without a permit in October. The rule violation is a Class E misdemeanor. According to Farmington Police Chief Jack Peck, Sgt. Edward Hastings IV, 30, of Chesterville, was hunting for a bull moose in Freeman Township with a […]
No outside agency funding on 2014 town meeting warrant
FARMINGTON – Selectmen voted to remove articles addressing outside agencies from the March 2014 town meeting warrant Tuesday evening, expressing a hope that the programs’ funding would be picked up at the county level. Funding requests from three agencies appear on the warrant, along with selectmen and budget committee recommendations: American Red Cross, Safe Voices […]
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