Doug Harlow
Kennebec Journal
Skowhegan, ME, United States
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No ethics violation in sludge storage for Skowhegan town employee, town manager says
Jeff Hewett, the town's economic and community development director, owns the farm where sludge is stored and is paid $10,694 for the service. → Read More
Austin, York re-elected to Skowhegan selectmen; Poirier, Smith, Lambke win school board seats
Skowhegan residents went to the polls Tuesday to chose members of the town select board and school board. → Read More
Residents of Skowhegan-based school district OK $36.7 million school budget
The budget won majority approval in all of the six towns except Canaan. → Read More
Food, farm tours Saturday in Skowhegan to highlight AgriCulture
Local foods are featured on a tour that will include making pasta, pairing hand-crafted cheeses, touring the grist mill, grinding heritage corn, making butter on a farm and sampling craft beer, followed by a downtown festival featuring local food samples, demos, pairings, and live music. → Read More
Skowhegan voters approve $12 million budget
Spending budget, along with three amended town ordinances, a property purchase, an affordable-housing tax-increment financing plan and a land lease agreement. → Read More
Class of 2019 graduates from Skowhegan Area High School
Farewell speech by graduate R. Taylor Kruse puts a twist on The Seven Deadly Sins. → Read More
Morning Sentinel June 2 police log
Waterville area police reports for June 2, 2019. → Read More
MCI graduates take flight at 150th commencement
"Do for others better than you expect from them," teacher Tanya Kingsbury told the students, who hail from 12 states and several other countries. → Read More
Crash damages five cars Sunday during Waterville’s Central Maine Pride festival
Waterville police say the cause of the crash at Head of Falls remains under investigation, but there were no injuries. → Read More
Clues are sparse 2 years after Skowhegan woman vanished
Tina Stadig, 40, was last seen on May 28, 2017, by people she was staying with at a home on Route 150. → Read More
Few clues and lasting pain two years after Skowhegan woman disappears
The last known sighting of Tina Stadig, 40, occurred on May 28, 2017, and authorities haven't turned up evidence pointing to her whereabouts. → Read More
Protesters face off over drag queen reading in Waterville
Colorful banners and loud chants marked an event intended as a way of sharing the diversity of the LGBTQ community and exposing children to LGBTQ culture and history in a safe and appropriate way. → Read More
Domestic violence assault charge dismissed against former Somerset County jail guard
Jeremy A.E. Carr, 34, of Skowhegan, had maintained his innocence all along. → Read More
Ginny’s Natural Corner, Somerset County’s only health food store, moves to new digs
Virginia Jewell, a 25-year veteran of the natural food scene in Skowhegan, has moved her Ginny's Natural Corner from the downtown campus of the charter school to new digs off North Avenue. It is the only health food store in Somerset County. → Read More
Voters in Bingham and Moscow approve school budget on first try
School Administrative District 13 residents easily pass $3.47 million spending package for the coming year. → Read More
Fatality involved in head-on accident on Route 2 in Skowhegan
A head-on accident involving a tractor-trailer and a car on Route 2 in Skowhegan was reported at approximately 1:35 pm Tuesday. → Read More
Skowhegan Memorial Day parade grand marshal is purple heart recipient; served in Afghanistan, Iraq
During a 16-month deployment in Iraq, Derek DeFelice, 34, was struck 28 times by roadside bombs and was awarded the Purple Heart. In September 2018 he purchased Angelo's Pizzeria and has re-branded it Hero's House of Pizza. → Read More
Maine company partnering with Clinton dairy farms for cow-powered biogas
Summit Natural Gas is partnering with five dairy farms in Clinton for a digester that will receive dairy manure, creating a new renewable natural gas program aimed at supporting the local economy and fighting climate change. → Read More
Skowhegan selectmen strip language from ordinance banning tips for exotic dancers
Ordinance aimed at easing restrictions on all-male exotic dance troupe performances at T&B's Celebration Center to go before voters at Town Meeting June 10. → Read More
“Stuff the Bus” baby shower collection 1-6 p.m. Thursday at Skowhegan Chamber of Commerce
Organizers will be collecting items for the upcoming Community Baby Shower hosted by Kennebec Valley Community Action Project. → Read More