The Sunday morning fire in Poland razed one school building, caused minor damage to an adjacent building and started to spread into the woods.
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Lewiston council approves 12-bed winter shelter for young adults
An emergency declaration will allow New Beginnings to operate under new city licensing rules, including the ability for shelter guests to sleep on cots instead of the floor.
Crow in Gorham tests positive for West Nile virus
The Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention tested the bird last week, the town announced Tuesday.
Fire at former Elan School in Poland still under investigation
The Office of State Fire Marshal is investigating the cause of a blaze at 70 Number Five Road.
Shoreland restoration work progresses on two lakefront properties on Sebago Lake
“I think when people drive by it in a boat they’re going to be pleased,” said Raymond Code Enforcement Officer Chris Hanson.
Franklin County accepts $1 million federal grant for jail to address substance use recovery, recidivism
The money will come over a three-year period to help the Franklin County Detention Center address substance use and opioid use recovery.
Wilton town manager paid for 93 hours of unused vacation time
Maria Greeley said the Select Board decided to pay her for 93.25 hours that she did not use in her first year as town manager.
Rumford Library welcomes the public, incoming director
Jerry Cohen, chair of the Library Board of Trustees, said Thursday they’ve moved all new shelves to create wider aisles to make it easier for wheelchair access anywhere in the building.
Rumford enters lease/purchase agreement for new grader
Public Works Supt. Dale Roberts said that during the summer, the grader was up for trade this year for trade.
Chesterville honors Bob Leso, resolves Transfer Station issue
The Chesterville Select Board honored the late Robert “Bob” Leso and approved a motion allowing Transfer Station employees to dispose of personal trash during work hours with managerial approval.