30,000 Amateur Radio operators will take to the fields this weekend for American Radio Relay League’s 87th Annual Field Day.
Jon Bolduc
Jon Bolduc is the new kid on the block, joining the Sun Journal team as the nightside cops reporter in September 2018. Jon is a 2011 graduate of the University King College in Halifax Nova Scotia. He enjoys burgers, farming and tending to his chickens, turkeys, and goats.
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Rumford Police sought two speedy lawn mowers Sunday night
The caller reported the mowers were weaving in and out of traffic, according to Rumford Police Sgt. James Bernard.
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Former Paris Police Chief claims he’s owed for unused vacation time
Hartley “Skip” Mowatt, who retired May 31, claims he’s due money for five weeks of vacation he didn’t take.
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Human remains found near site where missing Waterford man’s SUV abandoned
The Medical Examiner’s Office in Augusta will do an examination to determine the person’s identity.
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Norway gets estimate for LED streetlights
Converting to LED bulbs would save about $33,700 in energy costs annually.
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Peru man to serve nine months for sexually assaulting child
Convicted sex offender Randy Varnum, 46, pleaded guilty to the charges May 9.
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Police: Deputy tried to stop suspect’s car before fatal Woodstock crash
Ethan Rioux-Poulios’ bail was set at $100,000 cash in a Franklin County court Tuesday. His father, John Poulios, was charged with hindering apprehension.
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Oxford County: Otisfield fire chief asks for review of dispatch services
At a county commission meeting Tuesday, Otisfield Fire Chief Kyle Jordan asked the board to fund a third-party survey into the state of the Dispatch Center.
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University of Maine at Farmington graduates told to ‘live truthfully’
Aimee DeGroat, 45, of Jay completed a long journey when she received her diploma at the University of Maine at Farmington graduation Saturday.
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West Paris property feud pits neighbor against neighbor
WEST PARIS — A gate, fixed by a chain-link fence to two stone walls and plastered with “private property no trespassing” signs marks the property line between Neil Lanteigne of West Paris, and his neighbors, Peter and Deidre Binney and Linda and Michael Korhonen. On March 20, that gate became the backdrop of a […]