CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Anne F. Williamson of Cambridge, Mass., and Kingfield, died peacefully June 27, near her home in Cambridge, surrounded by family and friends. Anne was born in Kingfield, July 26, 1938, the daughter of Dana and Ruth Williamson. Anne graduated from Kingfield High School and Bryant and Stratton Business College in Boston. She […]
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Willy Whack Shop moves from Kingfield to Farmington
FARMINGTON — A potpourri of items will fill Farmington’s newest shop, the Willy Whack Shop, opening July 4 in Church Street Commons. A move from Route 27 in Kingfield is under way for the shop that features new and used items, including collectibles, wooden furniture, antiques, homemade soaps, books and more, owner Sherry Callahan said. […]
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Blood drive July 6 FARMINGTON — The American Red Cross will conduct a blood drive at Franklin Memorial Hospital on Friday, July 6, from 1-6 p.m. in the Bass Room. All presenting blood donors will receive a free Red Sox T-shirt celebrating 100 years of Fenway Park. The supply of Type O positive, O negative, […]
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Barbara Elise Scribner
MADISON — Barbara Elise (Wing) Scribner, 84, died June 22, at Maple Crest Nursing Home. She was born in Lewiston, Nov. 12, 1927, the daughter of John Viles and Edna Gertrude (Davis) Wing. She attended schools in Flagstaff and Stratton, graduating from Gould Academy. After graduating from high school, she attended Cadet Nursing Corps in […]
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Police following leads in armed robbery case
KINGFIELD — Police say they are following solid leads on the Monday night armed robbery at Tranten’s Too at 371 Main St. Franklin County Sheriff’s Cpl. Stephen Charles said he has heard from some witnesses but would like to hear from anyone else who may have seen or know something about the case. He may […]
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Franklin County deputies update description on Kingfield robbery suspect
KINGFIELD – The description of an armed-robbery suspect in connection to a robbery at Tranten’s Too on Main Street reported at 7:58 p.m. Monday has been updated. The white male is of medium build, about 140 to 160 pounds, has light colored hair and and light colored, light beard, Franklin County sheriff Cpl. Stephen Charles […]
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Police investigating armed robbery in Kingfield
View Larger Map KINGFIELD – Franklin County sheriff deputies are investigating an armed robbery at Tranten’s Too on Main Street that was reported Monday night, dispatcher Stan Wheeler said. No one was injured in the incident. An undisclosed amount of cash was taken, he said. The robbery was reported at 7:58 p.m. The man was […]
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Deputies search for armed robber in Kingfield heist
KINGFIELD — Franklin County Sheriff’s deputies are looking for a man they say used a silver handgun to steal money from Tranten’s Too variety store on Main Street on Monday night. No one was injured in the incident, but an undisclosed amount of cash was taken. The man was wearing a red bandanna, black sweatshirt […]
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Kingfield voters say yes to water, road, village projects
KINGFIELD — Voters approved a budget Saturday that includes proposed infrastructure improvements in the water system, roads and village area. At the meeting in Kingfield Elementary School, voters re-elected selectmen Mervin Wilson for a three-year term. Wilson garnered 49 votes, defeating challenger Brad Orbeton, who received 31 votes. “I’m very happy to be re-elected, because […]
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Kingfield to vote on budget at town meeting Saturday
KINGFIELD – Selectmen and the budget committee will present a proposed 2012-2013 budget that has increased by less than one-half of one percent. The Saturday morning town meeting starts at 9 a. m. “sharp,” at Kingfield Elementary School, selectman Heather Moody said. “Sometimes voters come in a few minutes past 9 a. m., and the […]