A charge of elevated aggravated assault was dismissed in a state case against Christian Meyers, 21, who was accused of shooting a Jay man in the leg.
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Upcoming events at Vacation Bible School in Wilton
WILTON — Vacation Bible School will take place from Monday, July 21, to Friday, July 25, at Calvary Hill Baptist Church, 195 Route 2, in Wilton. This year’s theme is “What a Mess!” Supper will be provided each night at 5:30 p.m., followed by Bible lessons, crafts, and games from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Monday […]
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Wilton accepts grant to turn town property into ATV parking area
The town is also struggling to get qualified candidates to fill the position of superintendent of Water and Sewer Department.
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Wilton man treated for injuries from police-involved shooting after standoff
Maine State Police say they expect several criminal charges to be filed against Gabriele Wilbur, 34.
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Wilton, state police on scene of standoff Friday afternoon
Wilton police and a state tactical team responded Friday to a Cemetery Road residence for a standoff which appeared to end by midafternoon.
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Wilton-Jay police committee mulls pros, cons of forming one department
The committee had a presentation on Monday by Paul Ferland, police chief of both Monmouth and Winthrop departments, who explained what he has done to try and create one department, which is still under discussion.
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Smithfield man critically injured when dirt bike and four-wheeler collide in Wilton
Logan Comfort, 21, was driving a dirt bike at a “high rate of speed” on Temple Road when an ATV did a U-turn and the two collided, Wilton Police Chief Ethan Kyes said.
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Sun, clouds and fog over Wilson Lake
In just a short time on Saturday evening, June 7, the view over Wilson Lake in Wilton changes yet remains the same.
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Extension Homemakers groups support Edgewood Rehabilitation residents
Each month a Franklin County Extension Homemakers group holds an event with the Edgewood Doers Extension group such as learning a craft, making the grounds more beautiful or enjoying music.
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ATV access routes will be decided by Wilton voters at future town meetings
Voters also approved adding $5,000 more to the Wilton Food Pantry for a total of $8,000.