Kaitlynn Buck’s attorney wrote in court papers that his client had bought four pistols in exchange for drugs.
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Face Time: Mary Wainwright — helping kids with special needs through equine therapy
Wainwright and her husband, Jody Brown, also run a wedding and events center at their Boondocks Farm in Canton.
Canton sets vote on using surplus money to help with tax rate
The fire department received their long-awaited tanker fire truck, a 2007 Pierce International pumper tanker, on Thursday morning.
Canton board approves money for new computer server
Selectmen renewed a catering and liquor license for Boondocks Farm Backwoods Affair’s event and wedding venue business at 1 Shelakis Drive.
Canton society to host talk about Maine’s suffrage movement Oct. 25
CANTON — The year 2020 marked the 100th anniversary of a woman’s universal right to vote in the U.S. In recognition of that landmark, the Canton Historical Society is hosting a talk on the suffrage movement that proceeded that change. It is set for 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 25, at in its 25 Turner St. […]
Canton residents to vote on using surplus to offset taxes
Residents will be asked if they approve using monies from the town’s undesignated funds to offset tax rates for 2023-24
Maine foraging sources: tours, walks, classes and groups
The list below has been curated to include only those groups and foragers that schedule regular events and are currently active. 1. Arthur Haines Haines is skilled in various fields. He is an author, a public speaker, a recreational guide, and a forager himself. He offers foraging classes, wildcrafting herbal medicine, and classes on primitive […]
How to find a feast in fields and forests
Wild rice, fiddleheads, acorns, berries, sunchoke and groundnuts are just some of the many edibles — when prepared properly — available in Maine to anyone willing to look for them. And advocates say the benefits go beyond good health and your pocketbook.
National POW/MIA Recognition Day observed with changes
Changes were made to the planned observance due to weather conditions and the recent fire on Maui, Hawaii.
Photos: National POW/MIA Recognition Day observed in Jay
The local observance was held in two parts this year due to Hurricane Lee with wreaths placed at the POW/MIA monument next to Riley Road in Jay, with the remainder of the program held at VFW Post 3335, 64 Jewell St. in Jay.