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Former Topsham school resource officer pleads not guilty to sexual relationship with high school student Randy Cook resigned as a Topsham police officer in November 2020, days after an allegation of misconduct was made Author: Beth Brogan (NEWS CENTER Maine) Published: 2:58 PM EDT April 13, 2021 Updated: 3:13 PM EDT April 13, 2021 TOPSHAM, Maine — A former Topsham police officer and school resource officer at the local high school pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanor charge of unlawful sexual touching in connection with a 17-year-old student. R...

Randy Cook, who owns a junkyard in Erskine, built a "missile" out of scrapped parts years ago.

PENDLETON — Over the next four months, a good chunk of the expenses of local restaurants will be covered courtesy of the city of Pendleton. At a special meeting of the Pendleton Development Commission, which is helmed by the city council, members voted to approve the Save Our Amazing Restaurants grant program, which will provide non-chain restaurants with an up to $5,000-per-month grant for four months. The total cost of the proposal is $600,000 for restaurants in and outside the urban renewal district, and it’s unlike any other grant or loan program the city has done before. Pendle...

Read Article Former Topsham school resource officer Randy Cook sits in his office at Mt. Ararat High School in this 2018 file photo. Darcie Moore / The Times Record TOPSHAM — State police opened an investigation into former Topsham Police Officer Randy Cook following a complaint against him in the fall, according to Sagadahoc County District Attorney Natasha Irving. Cook, a member of Topsham Police Department since June 2003, resigned in November 2020. He had worked as a school resource officer in School Administrative District 75 at Mt. Ararat high and middle schools for more than five ...

Keep Polk Beautiful is sponsoring Bring One for the Chipper on Jan. 9 from 9 a.m. to noon at Camp Antioch, 3900 Antioch Rd, Cedartown. People who bring their real Christmas trees to be recycled will receive flower packs and tree seedlings to take home and plant. For more information contact Randy Cook at Rcook@cedartowngeorgia.gov or 678-246-1083. The Northwest Georgia Center for Independent Living holds a COVID-19 Peer Support call every Monday at 2 p.m. via the Zoom website and by phone. For the link and password, or if you need assistance, contact Christina Holtzclaw at 628-246-1825 or ch...