A two-vehicle collision Saturday on Mt. Auburn Ave. caused a man’s vehicle to flip and strike the Turner Center Sign.
Joe Charpentier
Staff Writer
Joe Charpentier came to the Sun Journal in 2022 to cover crime and chaos. His previous experience was in a variety of rural Midcoast beats which included government, education, sports, economics and analysis, crime, and environment. He loves surprising his editors with spontaneous enterprising stories and prides himself on mastering the ability to slip the odd Oxford comma by the copy editors. When not on the beat, Joe enjoys spending time with family, writing fiction and woodworking.
Gov. Mills decides against removing Oxford County sheriff from office
The governor based her decision not to remove Christopher Wainwright from office on the recommendation of former Maine Supreme Judicial Court Justice Donald G. Alexander.
Poland home lost to flames Friday
One person was evaluated for breathing problems while fire crews from five towns put out a blaze that claimed a single-family home on Dunn Road, fire officials said.
Auburn Lobster Festival offers up ‘Lobsters in Paradise’
Lobsters, music, food trucks and brews set a laid-back tropical tone Saturday for the second Auburn Lobster Festival.
Fire crews douse barn fire in Durham before it could destroy attached home
Occupants and pets made it out safely Friday and one firefighter was transported to the hospital and later released.
Poland home lost to flames Friday
One person was evaluated for breathing problems while fire crews from five towns put out a blaze that claimed a single-family home on Dunn Road, fire officials said.
Poland home lost to flames Friday
One person was evaluated for breathing problems while fire crews from five towns put out a blaze that claimed a single-family home on Dunn Road, fire officials said.
Second Auburn Lobster Festival set for Saturday
The Auburn Lobster Festival is officially an annual event after the success of the first-of-its-kind bash for Auburn.
Lewiston council passes municipal, school budgets
Lewiston City Council approved $64.75 million for municipal spending and $111.47 million for schools.