FARMINGTON — The following arrests were recently logged at Franklin County Detention Center: Corey Nuzzo, 24, Farmington, violating condition of release, May 20, $150 bail, court appearance July 3, Maine Warden Service. Lindsay Pollis, 28, Jay, warrants: failure to appear, failure to pay fine, fees, May 21, no bail listed, Franklin County Sheriff’s Department. Ryan […]
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Richardson joins Wilton Police Department
WILTON — Selectmen unanimously approved the appointment of Ryan Richardson of Chesterville to the Police Department on Tuesday. Chief Heidi Wilcox told the board Richardson will replace officer Tim Coombs, who has taken a position with the Maine Warden Service. Richardson is currently a judicial marshal with the U.S. court system in Portland, Wilcox said. […]
Memorial Day events set for Farmington and Wilton
FARMINGTON — The American Legion Roderick-Crosby Post 28 has announced plans for Memorial Day services and parade Monday, May 27. Farmington * 9 a.m. — Wreath-laying ceremony service at the WW I Monument with color guard. Prayer given by Chaplain Langdon Adams. * 9:30 a.m. — Services at the Post Home on the corner of […]
Area police enforcing seat belt laws
WILTON — Area police departments are currently involved in the Click it or Ticket campaign to enforce seat belt laws. The program is funded by grants from the Bureau of Highway Safety. Along with Franklin County deputies, police in Farmington, Jay and Wilton are participating. During this time of prom, graduation and the start of […]
Wilton Library challenged to raise funds
WILTON — Selectmen challenged the Wilton Free Public Library director Tuesday to get the community involved in raising funds for the library. “We thought about what we can do to help the library,” Selectman Thomas Saviello said. Each board member is giving $50 from his own pocket to encourage the library to do some local […]
Solution sought for former Forster Mill
WILTON — The owner of the former Forster Mill on Depot Street has recently hired a new representative to help seek a solution for demolition or deconstruction of the mill. Owner Adam Mack, operating under the company name of Wilton Recycling LLC, has hired Dale Holman to help look for the best options for doing […]
Wilton Group hosts candidate meet and greet tonight
WILTON — When voters head for the polls June 4, they’ll choose selectmen and School Board directors. They’ll also decide whether the town should adopt four new ordinances. The Wilton Group offered a chance for residents to learn more about the ordinances last week and will offer residents a chance to meet the candidates and […]
Paul N. Mosher
1918 – 2013 WILTON — Paul Newell Mosher, 94, of Wilton, passed away peacefully on May 16, at his home in Wilton. Paul was born in Wilton, on June 7, 1918, the son of Clare and Maude (Newell) Mosher. His early years were spent living on a farm, learning the value of hard work […]
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Grange is hosting ‘souper’ supper CHESTERVILLE — Chesterville Grange will have “souper” supper on Friday, May 24, serving between 5 and 6:30 p.m. Homemade soups, chowders, breads and dessert will be available. Cost is adults, $5; children, $2.50. For more information, call 778-2282 or 778-5845. History Night in downtown Livermore Falls LIVERMORE FALLS — History […]
Wilton man charged with sledgehammer assault
WILTON — Police say a Wilton man was arrested on a charge of aggravated domestic violence assault Sunday after two adult family members were hit with a six-pound sledgehammer. James Mathers, 53, was staying on Chandler Street, preparing to move to East Dixfield, when police were called about 7:50 p.m., police Chief Heidi Wilcox said. […]