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Sentencing delivered for Michael Kilgore, found guilty of assaulting an officer
SKOWHEGAN -- Michael Kilgore, who injured a police officer in an attempted traffic stop in 2022, was sentenced in Somerset County Superior Court on Friday. Kilgore ran over Officer Chelsea Merry's foot while she was attempting to issue him a ticket, causing her significant injury. According to Officer Merry's lawyer, she has since been diagnosed with post traumatic stress disorder and no longer serves as a law enforcement officer.
Guilford woman convicted on theft, forgery charges
DOVER-FOXCROFT -- A Piscataquis County jury found a former office manager for a Dover-Foxcroft business guilty of embezzling hundreds of thousands of dollars from that business. 53 year-old Terri Moulton of Guilford worked as an office manager and bookkeeper for the Dewitt Machine & Fabrication company of Medford. She was...
Maine & Rhode Island Artists Receive 2024 Rebecca Blunk Fund Awards
(Boston, MA) The New England Foundation for the Arts is pleased to announce the 2024 awardees of the Rebecca Blunk Fund: Shey Rivera Rios of Providence, RI, and Sarah Sockbeson of Kingfield, ME. Each recipient receives $5,000 in unrestricted funding. In 2014, NEFA established The Rebecca Blunk Fund in memory...
Fire destroys Skowhegan auto repair shop, community steps in to ensure safety
SKOWHEGAN -- A Thursday evening fire destroyed Jamie's Auto Repair in Skowhegan. Roaring flames threatened nearby homes and businesses. "For the most part people are always willing to help us because that's everybody's nature. Everybody wants to help out...The amount that the layperson helped in this fire cannot be understated," said Chief Ronnie Rodriguez of Skowhegan Fire.
Appalachian Trail hikers make their way through Monson
MONSON, Maine (WABI) - Whether they’re finishing their journey to Katahdin, starting their trip down to Georgia, or just enjoying a week or two on the trail, plenty of hikers on the Appalachian Trail are coming through Monson. “The north bounders come in. They’re a little jaded, they’re tired....
Have You Seen the Wall of Birdhouses in Moscow, Maine?
This wall of birdhouses in Moscow, Maine, is completely eye-catching!. While driving through Maine to the Forks, you pass through Moscow, Maine, along Route 201 (Old Canada Road). There's plenty to gawk at, from the Kennebec River to the mountains in the background and the wildlife you may encounter. But then, a wooden wall pops up out of nowhere, adorned with birdhouses!
Former water district superintendent indicted
SKOWHEGAN - The former superintendent of the Anson-Madison Water District has been indicted by the Somerset County Grand Jury. Michael Corson, 55, of Madison and another former employee were accused of removing old water lines belonging to the water district and selling them to a scrap metal dealer. Somerset County...
Kneading Festival brings in people from all over the nation
SKOWHEGAN, Maine (WABI) - A Kneading Conference in Skowhegan has began. Farmers, bakers and lovers of grain from all across the country settled in for the two-day event put on by the Maine Grain Alliance. ”This is a super exciting week for us here at the Maine Grain Alliance, we...
Warden’s K9 Finds Missing Person
WELD, Maine (WAGM) - For Game Wardens of Maine’s Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, successfully finding someone lost in the vast wilderness of Maine can be one of the most rewarding parts of the job. Brian Bouchard caught up with one county k9 warden, who successfully found someone who had been missing for 4 days.
Annual Kneading Conference in Skowhegan kicks off Maine's largest bread fair
SKOWHEGAN -- It's that time of year again where lovers of bread and baking make their way to Skowhegan for Maine's largest bread fair. The Maine Artisan Bread Fair is on Saturday July 26, but leading up to it is the annual Kneading Conference on Thursday and Friday that organizers say has grown to be a premiere national.
Anson Scout achieves Eagle rank
Nick Gower, of Anson, received the Eagle Scout rank, the highest award in Scouting, during a ceremony held on July 13 at the Garret Schenck School. His Eagle Scout project was a benefit to the American Legion. The Tardiff-Belanger American Legion Post in Madison has a new, custom-made fire pit for the proper retirement of United States flags that have become faded, ripped or worn. “I am so proud of Nick,” said Troop #481 Scoutmaster Darlene Taylor, of Starks.
Maine deputies search for wanted domestic violence suspect
PHILLIPS (WGME) -- The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office is searching for a wanted domestic violence suspect. Deputies say they responded to a domestic disturbance at a home on Patridge Road in Phillips on Saturday. The suspect, later identified as 44-year-old Jacob Pendexter of Auburn, fled the scene before deputies...
Guilford women found guilty of embezzlement
DOVER-FOXCROFT, Maine (WABI) -A Guilford woman accused of embezzling nearly a million dollars from her employer has been found guilty by a jury. 53-year-old Terri Moulton was found guilty of Forgery and Theft following the 4-day trial in Dover-Foxcroft. Moulton worked as an office manager for Dewitt Machine and Fabrication...
Sun-Porch Soiree Set to Happen at Maine House Built in 1858
It's a word that I probably use far too often, 'soiree'. I know the word is supposed to have one of those dashes over the ee's, but I don't know how to do that and there's no one here to ask, so bear with me. Anyway, what exactly is a...
Search on for Domestic Violence Suspect from Auburn
The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office is searching for 44-year-old Jacob Pendexter of Auburn, wanted for alleged domestic violence. Deputies say they responded to a domestic disturbance at a home on Patridge Road in Phillips over the weekend. The suspect fled the scene before deputies arrived. If you have any...
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