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Chief: UMF M-16s for emergency use only

FARMINGTON — Seven M-16 rifles remain safely stored at the University of Maine at Farmington Campus Police Department as they have since arriving there two years ago. “They have never left the station,” UMF police Chief Brock Caton said. “They are here for emergency situations only. Fortunately, the department has not had to use them.” […]

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Posted inFranklin, The Franklin Journal

Street, traffic signs disappear in Farmington

FARMINGTON — Several street and traffic control signs have been stolen throughout the downtown area this fall, according to Farmington police Deputy Chief Shane Cote. It happens every year but there have been more this fall, he said. It costs the town a lot of money to replace them. “We’re not pointing fingers,” Cote said […]

Posted inFranklin, The Franklin Journal

Farmington man indicted in $14,000 theft from Aramark dining service

FARMINGTON — A Franklin County Grand Jury indicted a Farmington man, a former Aramark employee, Tuesday on a charge he took over $14,000 from Aramark’s  petty cash fund.  Aramark Higher Education is the contracted dining services for the University of Maine at Farmington. Matthew M. Black, 31,  was indicted for felony theft by unauthorized taking […]