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Snowstorm keeps most motorists off roads in greater Franklin County

LIVERMORE FALLS — The greater Franklin County area has surpassed last February’s snowfall total, according to at least one weather observer measuring the nor’easter that blew in Sunday and Monday. For the second time in a week, businesses, schools, town and state offices and other entities closed because of a snowstorm. As of Monday afternoon, 12.2 […]

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Posted inLewiston-Auburn

Snowstorm causes slippery roads, several crashes

LEWISTON — Tuesday’s snowstorm brought wind, snow and slick roads.  Snow began to fall and accumulate just after 3 p.m. and picked up quickly. The total was expected to be up to 7 inches in the region by Wednesday morning, according the National Weather Service.  Temperatures hovered around 24 degrees Fahrenheit most of the day, […]

Posted inLetters

T. Fallon: Embrace the silence, the peace

After all the fear and trembling of television news reports and monster storm pronouncements in the newspapers, I would like to say that I like snow. I was in my yard here in Rumford on Friday with snow falling slowly around me, a single crow calling way back in Blue Heron Swamp behind my home, […]

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J. Faul: Not safe for students who walk

With the recent snow storm, I understand how difficult it can be to keep up with the snow removal on Lewiston’s busy streets and sidewalks. Having said that, my daughter has to walk to and from Lewiston High School every day. As I write this (Jan. 29), there is no sidewalk for her to walk […]

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Winter whoas! Dixfield sees 20 inches from snowstorm

Just before noon Thursday in Dixfield, the snow was at 20 inches and still falling. “It’s wet and heavy,” said treasurer Angela Varnum at the Dixfield town office. “I could barely get out of my driveway.” Dixfield had the highest snow tally of the morning at the National Weather Service in Gray after an overnight […]