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Happened to her puppy luke. And, shes not the only one fed up and wanting answers. Its a quick, four second clip of a coyote in the palm gardens estates. I was sleeping in the middle of the night and it was around 1 30 2 o clock, when i was awoken by my other dog and this blood scurdling howling that i had never heard of before. Justines dog duke was attacked. It fractured its neck multiple lacerations around with no possibility of keeping alive and. Pause. I had to euthanize him. Atleast 7 dogs...

Hit and killed while crossing the street. As you mentioned it happened around 11last night. Police say thats when a man started crossing the street and was hit by an oncoming car. Officers say the man did cross while the light was green. Metro police say this is the 2death on our roadways in two days. And 63rd death in their jurisdiction this year sgt. Richard strader metro police historically, over the past few years, these next few mo we dont want to see that happen. Lets make a change. But th...

Former Franklin County Sheriff Dennis Pike died earlier this month.

FARMINGTON - Friends, family, and law enforcement officers attended a semi-private graveside service for retired Franklin County Sheriff Dennis Pike, who passed away on November 1. Wednesday, November 15, local law enforcement conducted a funeral procession to Fairview Cemetery on High Street, where the memorial service was held. Dennis’s family attended, along with friends and

Much in the news these days has to do with the rising cost of living. As I write this letter of endorsement for Farmington resident Stan Wheeler, I am

The City is chronicling the stories of the City of DeRidder in a special feature on their Facebook page called “Hometown Headlines.

To the Editor: I’m writing today to publicly acknowledge and thank our community members who have come forward to assist us with the COVID-19 pandemic response and the now very busy community vaccination clinic. Collaboration between the hospital and local first responder agencies started early in the pandemic nearly a year ago, with Franklin County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) Director Tim Hardy and others participating on the hospital’s incident command system meetings each week. Now...

Read Article FARMINGTON — Mt. Blue TV (MBTV), the nonprofit public access station with its studio based out of the University of Maine at Farmington campus, is providing the community with the opportunity to watch live events from town select board meetings to Mt. Blue basketball games. “The pandemic dealt us a hand and we’re dealing with it, but we’re not going away,” Mt. Blue TV Executive Director JP Fortier said during a Zoom interview. “And just the fact that we can utilize tec...

Old South First Congregational Church has relaunched its free-meal program.