FAIRFIELD — Police Chief John Emery is on leave as of Wednesday morning for personal reasons, according to Town Manager Josh Reny.
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Red-carpet cheer greets Christmas diners at Waterville Elks lodge
WATERVILLE — Music, Christmas cheer and three-quarters of a ton of food were all on hand at the Elks lodge for Christmas, as nearly a thousand people gathered to celebrate the holiday.
Memories of Sears Roebuck catalogs and half-sawbuck Christmas trees
WATERVILLE — The holiday season would start for Ernest Verrill and his 12 brothers and sisters when his father brought home a $5 Christmas tree from a nearby lot.
Oakland Town Council meeting to be recorded, posted to YouTube
OAKLAND — Wednesdays Town Council meeting will be accessible to the public in a new way as the town tinkers with posting video of its meetings on the Internet.
Woman arrested in Farmington standoff following alleged domestic assault
FARMINGTON — A woman hit a member of her household with a shovel, then struck her own arm with a hatchet, leading to an armed standoff with police that shut down a local road for eight hours Saturday, police said.
Bill Joseph remembers World War II service
During his years in World War II, Bill Joseph was a gunner and radar operator on a B-29 bomber; he spent much of his time fighting Japan’s military forces.
Fairfield redemption center’s cornerstone yields silver dollars, precious memories
FAIRFIELD — The bottle redemption center next to the historic Gerald Hotel on Fairfield’s Main Street may not be a historical building, but that doesn’t mean it has no history.
ATV clubs sprout up to improve landowner relations
FAIRFIELD — During the past 15 years, the culture of all-terrain vehicle riders has changed, leading to a more positive relationship with the broader community.
Fairfield police to deliver presents tonight
FAIRFIELD — For the sixth year in a row, Fairfield police officers will be wearing their uniforms, Santa Claus hats and wide smiles as they distribute presents to children in need throughout the community.
Charity hopes to feed 1,000 at annual Waterville Christmas dinner
WATERVILLE — A local charity hopes to feed 1,000 people Christmas dinner this year at an annual event that continues to grow.