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Readfield officials quiet after barn concert

Readfield officials have decided against taking immediate action in the wake of Bob Bittar’s barn concert on Millstream Road last Saturday that prompted complaints from neighbors and others. But that hasn’t quashed lingering resentment and questions surrounding what kinds of event activities the town will allow in residential areas. Town Manager Eric Dyer said Thursday […]

Posted inMaine, sj-web

Winthrop homeowner fears house will collapse

WINTHROP — A family who lives near the south end of Maranacook Lake is worried that its house could collapse in the next year because of delays in a taxpayer-funded project to restore a nearby dam and stream bank. While Winthrop officials have expressed sympathy for Patricia and Tom Heiss and are considering intermediary steps […]

Posted inConnections, Lewiston-Auburn

Maranacook Community High School honor roll listed

READFIELD — The second-semester honor roll of the 2017-2018 school year for Maranacook Community High School is announced. High Honors Grade 12: Connor Firth and Ariana Wiles. Grade 11: Grace Bachelder, Luke Bartol, Kylee Cochrane, Grace Despres, Madelyn Dwyer, Charles Hippler, Gabriel Jones, Duncan Rogers, Anna Swimm and Lily Welch. Grade 10: Wyatt Cannell, Michael Chalmers, […]

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Readfield woman who shot husband, says she still loves him, gets 5 years

AUGUSTA — Sally Ann Earl-Costello, 62, admits she shot her husband in the back with a 12-gauge shotgun at their Readfield home and that it was “horrible, unthinkable, terrible, criminal.” She apologized Thursday during her sentencing hearing at the Capital Judicial Center, saying she still loves her husband of 38 years. “With these hands that […]

Posted inObituaries, sj-web

Everett V. Tufts

AUGUSTA — Everett V. Tufts, age 90, died Sunday, May 27, in Augusta. He was born in Lewiston on June 21, 1927, the son of Fred and Alice (Vickery) Tufts. Mr. Tufts grew up in Auburn, attended local schools, graduating from Edward Little High School, and attended Coburn Classical Institute and Bates College. He served honorably […]

Posted inLetters, sj-web

Bellows a tireless advocate

I would like to thank Sen. Shenna Bellows for representing my community, Readfield, for the past two years. Shenna is a tireless advocate for the neediest among us. Her focus on the uneven burden that property taxes place on community residents due to tax shifting from the state onto municipalities is welcome. Serving the last […]