No one was injured at the fire on Ohio Hill Road, but the family lost a cat and most of their belongings after flames tore through the home Thursday morning.
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Car set to be repossessed is stolen in Fairfield
A 2011 Nissan Ultima on Crane Drive had been signed back over to the bank, but it turns out the vehicle was actually stolen, police said.
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Would-be robber tells pharmacist ‘Maine mafia’ kidnapped his family
The Clinton man placed a shotgun barrel that had no firing mechanism on the counter, police say.
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Fairfield woman pleads guilty to manslaughter in death of infant son
Kayla Stewart, 21, reversed her earlier not guilty pleas Wednesday at Somerset County Superior Court in Skowhegan.
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Fairfield man sets fire to wife’s home, fatally stabs himself
State fire investigators and Fairfield police are investigating the domestic violence incident.
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Fairfield crash sends 5 people, including students, to hospital
None of the injuries is considered life-threatening.
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After further testing, schools in Benton, Clinton taken off bottled water
The schools replaced all fixtures after tests revealed lead and copper levels higher than the federal action level for schools.
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Fairfield man accused of killing, burying wife pleads not guilty
Luc Tieman initially told police that his wife disappeared from his pickup truck outside Wal-Mart in Skowhegan. Her body was found Sept. 20.
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Slain Fairfield woman was buried with bag of potato chips, ‘apologetic’ note
Valerie Tieman’s body was found in a shallow grave in the woods, on top of chips, a bottle of perfume and a note that ‘reportedly has an apologetic tone,’ the autopsy report says.
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Caregiver accused of having more than 17 pounds of marijuana at Fairfield house
The most a caregiver could possess under state law is 12.5 ounces.