The fire Monday at 562 Albion Road destroyed a large barn, damaged a mobile home and vinyl siding on two garages and caused two spot fires across the road, according to Unity fire Chief Blaine Parsons.
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Teen indicted on murder, conspiracy charges in Litchfield death
William Smith, 16, to be tried as adult.
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Posted inMaine, Maine Crime
Woman indicted on attempted murder charge for allegedly slicing woman’s throat in Augusta
Quashay Phillips, 24, allegedly slashed woman’s throat following argument over going to Walmart.
Posted inMaine, Maine Crime
Wiscasset woman, picking up son after he was charged with drunken driving in Gardiner, is charged too
Marci Reed, 50, of Wiscasset, was charged with operating under the influence while picking up her son Zachary, 19, after he was arrested on the same charge.
Posted inBusiness, Maine
Bateau Brewing in Gardiner opens in renovated 19th century mercantile building
The brewery and tasting room is one of the businesses that’s opening in the Dingley Block on Water Street.
Posted inMaine
Fort Western reenactors on the lookout for French, Indian would-be attackers
French and Indian War encampment expected to continue Sunday at the historic Augusta fort on the Kennebec River.
Posted inMaine
Augusta may have to choose — rail service or trails
Merrymeeting Trail proposal could derail the potential future return of passenger train service to Augusta, rail advocates warn.
Posted inSports
Oxford 250: For Johnny Clark, life looks different on the eve of 40
One of most accomplished drivers in Maine auto racing, Clark still motivated to earn 1st career Oxford 250 win.
Posted inMaine, Maine Crime
Augusta police warn of scam that ‘spoofs’ the department’s number
City police said a person is impersonating an officer and calling people demanding they buy pre-paid debit cards or else they will be arrested.
Posted inMaine
Winthrop library installs security cameras following increase in vandalism
Vandalism has also been reported on school grounds, Norcross Point and recreation areas, but police chief calls the cases ‘normal nuisance criminal mischief.’