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Suspect arraigned in New Portland murder
By David Hart Irregular Staff

NEW PORTLAND -– State Police announced on Sept. 24 that Jeffrey LaGasse, 31, of New Portland, was indicted for murder charges and made his first court appearance Friday, Sept. 25 in Skowhegan. The indictment was made by a confidential Somerset County grand jury on Sept 18. More...

Ski Museum finds home in Kingfield
By David Hart Irregular Staff

KINGFIELD -– The Ski Museum of Maine has moved and is now located in the Keenan- Sugarloaf Sports Outlet building on the second floor in downtown Kingfield. This is happening thanks in part to the generous donation of space within the building by Sugarloaf. More...

 Arts & Entertainment
• article has image ‘Contemporary Listening’ performance series
FARMINGTON — University of Maine at Farmington will present “Piano at the Boundaries,” featuring Steven Pane, pianist and UMF professor of music, as the inaugural program in a new “Contemporary Listening” performance series. Pane, assisted by UMF music student Seth Fogg, will be performing the program at 7:30 p.m., on Friday, Oct 2 and Saturday, Oct. More...
• Fairbanks Apple Fest
• Rick Charette in concert
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 Letters
• Thanks for warning us
To the editor: We would truly like to thank the woman who, on her way home from work at midnight, on Saturday, Sept. 19, took the time to stop and ring our doorbell until someone got up, to warn us that a fire had started out by the telephone pole behind our house. We did not get your name but are so thankful to you. More...
• Kingfield Transfer Station Manager does a commendable job
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 Obituaries
• Anna V. Perocki
1921-2009 — She always saw the humor in life, and was quick to share a laugh
FARMINGTON -— Anna Victoria Childs Perocki, 88, of Temple, died Monday, Sept. 21, at Franklin Memorial Hospital, where she had been a patient since Saturday, Sept. 19. More...
• article has image Margie Annie Abbott Toothaker
• OBITUARY CORRECTION
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 News
• Blood drive slated at Mt. Abram
SALEM — The American Red Cross is holding a blood drive on Monday, Oct. 26, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at Mt. Abram High School. More...
• Crafters wanted for Stratton PTC fair
• October 3 festival celebrates Western Maine apples
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 Community News
• Animals to be blessed
RANGELEY — There will be a Blessing of the Animals for St. Francis of Assisi Day on Sunday, Oct. 4 at 4:30 p.m. The service will take place on the lawn of the Church of the Good Shepherd (2614 Main Street), weather permitting; otherwise in the Undercroft. Leashes, cat carriers and fish bowls are requested. Light snacks for pets and owners will follow the service. More...
• article has image Views from afar
• Haunted train rides again in Phillips
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 News from our Schools
• article has image Student volunteers
Student volunteers Students from Carrabassett Valley Academy provided a community service by coming down to help with the big move. More...
• article has image Community garden blooms in Solon
• Craft Fair seeking crafters
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 Western Mountain Activities
• Western Mountain Activities
(*) indicates new entries EVERY WEDNESDAY FARMERS’ MARKET — 3-6 pm, front Narrow Gauge Realty, Main St., Kingfield. EVERY FRIDAY More...
• Community Things To Do
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