Scott Monroe

Kennebec Journal / Morning Sentinel

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Published
October 11, 2011

The Red Barn expands into Winslow

WINSLOW — A prominent commercial area along Bay Street has a new drive-through restaurant whose owners say they’ll be there for the long haul.
Published
October 9, 2011

Clinton, Fairfield differ on how to fix crossings

CLINTON — What does it take to get Pan Am Railways to fix a crumbling, pot-hole-ridden railroad crossing in central Maine?
Published
October 7, 2011

Panel urged to improve land-use group

SOLON — A panel studying the future of the Land Use Regulation Commission heard a common refrain Thursday afternoon during a public listening session: Please reform and improve the commission, but keep it.
Published
October 6, 2011

Clinton man arrested after police chase

BENTON — A Clinton man faces charges that he stole a car late last week and drove around drunk, crashed, tried to steal another car and then dropped 30 feet from a bridge into the Kennebec River before he was arrested, police said Wednesday.
Published
October 4, 2011

Man faces charges after pot discovery

NEWPORT — A Newport man is facing drug charges after a police lieutenant said he was driving by the man’s house recently and saw marijuana plants growing in the backyard.
Published
October 4, 2011

Newport man charged with growing marijuana

NEWPORT — A Newport man is facing drug charges after a police lieutenant said he was driving by the man’s house recently and saw marijuana plants growing in the backyard.
Published
October 3, 2011

District switch cause for concern

Waterville and Winslow will switch from the 2nd Congressional District to the 1st under a compromise plan overwhelmingly approved recently. Some officials are concerned whether Waterville will continue to have a federal office.
Published
October 3, 2011

District switch creates worries

Waterville and Winslow will switch from the 2nd Congressional District to the 1st under a compromise plan overwhelmingly approved this week by Republicans and Democrats.
Published
October 2, 2011

Michaud leaving public service after 31 years

WINSLOW — Roland Michaud is a stickler for the rules. Robert’s Rules of Order, that is. A while ago he completed three University of Maine courses so he could learn the “proper way” rules that are typically used at municipal meetings should be followed.
Published
October 2, 2011

Town, school races crowded in Winslow

WINSLOW — The upcoming election for Town Council and the School Committee each feature one contested race and both have three candidates.