The program is free and begins on Feb. 21 at the Day Mountain Regional Middle School. People can call Sgt. Brandon Sholan or Deputy Tyler Gray at 207-778-2680 or get an application at the Sheriff’s Office.
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Franklin County man accused of sexually assaulting girl
The alleged assault took place between July 10, 2016 and July 9, 2017, according to court documents.
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Mt. Abram High School lists honor students
STRONG — Mt. Abram High School has announced the following students were named to its first quarter honor roll for the 2023-24 academic year. HIGH HONORS Grade 12: Dawson Archer, Samuel Cockerham, Mitch Coffren, Brooke Douglass, Ryleigh Frost, Cameron Frost-Grey, Jordan Futrell, Mathias Long-Frost, Payton Mitchell, Trey Reed, Madison Robb, Karsyn Rolbiecki, Bear Rollins, Sydney […]
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Leeds woman denies federal gun charge
Kayla McDonald faces a charge of making a straw purchase at a Buckfield gun shop.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Three local grads Mitchell Scholars
Abigail Wilcox from Mt. Abram, Katelynn Daggett from Mt. Blue and Daxxtyn Williams from Rangeley Lakes Regional School have been named 2023 Mitchell Scholars, will receive $10,000 each over four years towards further education.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Maple syrup producers’ 2023 yields depended on location
In this area, the farther north a producer lives, maple syrup yields were lower.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Sandy River Festival makes a triumphant return
Held on Saturday, June 10, the Sandy River Festival brought a day of face painting, kayaking, log rolling and much more to the town of Strong.
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Staring at the future: Mount Abram high celebrates Class of 2023
Mount Abram High School held its annual graduation ceremony Friday, where they saw 45 seniors move on to the next stage of their life.
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Sandy River Festival to return to Strong June 10
The Sandy River Festival, a celebration of the natural beauty and rich history of the Sandy River, is coming back to Strong for the first time since 2008. The festival is scheduled for Saturday, June 10, along the banks of the river at the Legion Field in Strong, and will include activities and live music. […]
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MSAD 58 budget vote set for June 13
Residents in Avon, Kingfield, Phillips and Strong will vote at the polls in their respective town.