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Winthrop man charged with supplying drugs that killed Farmington woman

by Donna M. Perry August 27, 2019August 28, 2019

Medical reports concluded the woman died of acute intoxication from the combined effects of cocaine, heroin, fentanyl and prescription medication.

Cops & Courts, Local & State, News

Former Carrabassett Valley police officer pleads guilty to assault

by Donna M. Perry August 13, 2019August 15, 2019

Sentencing has been delayed for two years.

Business, News

Jalbert named vice president, general manager of Sun Media Group

August 9, 2019August 12, 2019

Sales Executives Dan McManus and Kelly Wade have also been promoted, and the company has hired three new sales executives.

Local & State, News

Three teens injured, one ejected, in fiery Farmington crash

by Donna M. Perry July 24, 2019July 25, 2019

The driver of the car was issued a summons on a charge of driving to endanger.

Local & State, News

Public hearing in Farmington brings more angry CMP customers

by Nicole Carter July 18, 2019July 18, 2019

From borrowing money to pay a $1,100-plus electric bill to complaints about service to harassment to sell property for a 145-mile transmission line, customers vent their feelings to the Public Utilities Commission.

Local & State, News

Second public hearing on CMP rate increase tonight in Farmington

by Nicole Carter July 17, 2019July 18, 2019

Western Maine residents look forward to taking on Central Maine Power at Thursday evening’s public hearing.

Op-eds, Opinion

Rep. Berry: Time to speak up on CMP’s billing errors, service shortcomings and proposed rate hikes

by Seth Berry Special to the Press Herald July 13, 2019July 16, 2019

The PUC is taking the unusual step of holding public witness hearings; the first one will take place Tuesday in Portland.

News

Plans for new family homeless shelter in Farmington scrapped

by Nicole Carter Franklin Journal July 9, 2019July 10, 2019

After 18 months of planning, Western Maine Homeless Outreach will form a larger working group to study fundraising and acquisition of to-be-determined property for an expanded services facility. The group expects to create a board that includes community members who originally objected to their plan for a 32-bed shelter.