Authorities are closing in on a probe of the Saturday blaze that destroyed four of the building’s seven units.
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Madison authorities probe fire that tore through apartment complex
No one is hurt in the blaze that investigators believe may be linked to smoking materials.
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Massive fire partially destroys section of Madison apartment house
Four apartments in the seven-unit complex were gutted.
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Madison man arrested after allegedly threatening woman with hatchet
Roger Vitalone, 32, was arrested on three charges Monday after the victim called police, who allegedly found a camping hatchet hidden on a porch.
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Madison man arrested on heroin charges after drug raid
Randell Woods, 31, faces felony drug charges after a police search Thursday morning of his Russell Road home.
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Backyard Farms names new chief for tomato growing
Tony Stevens joins the Madison-based company, which is marking 10 years of operation.
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Somerset County Jail becomes first Maine county jail to do full body scan of inmates
The jail is using a low-power X-ray machine to scan for signs prison contraband hidden by inmates.
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Waterville brothers plead guilty to arson fire as revenge for marijuana theft
Alexis and Zachary Casey each will serve 16 months in prison after pleading guilty Wednesday to setting fire to a car in Madison in retaliation for the theft of marijuana plants.
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Buyer of closed Madison paper mill envisions success with new use
New Mill Capital Holdings hopes to imitate the success it had with the purchase of a former Biddeford bakery, which is now a FedEx distribution center.
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Buyer plans new uses for closed paper mill in Madison
Madison Paper Industries closed in May, putting more than 200 people out of work, but a new ownership group hopes to put the property back into industrial use.