While nothing was reported stolen, about six cars were entered overnight on June 23, the same night roughly 20 cars were broken into in Fairfield.
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Missing Connecticut woman found safe late Thursday in Bangor
Kimberly Piccolo’s mother said her daughter was in a parked car at the Walmart parking lot.
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Missing Connecticut woman last seen in Clinton
Kimberly Piccolo, 31, was discovered asleep in her car and was last seen on June 25.
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Hay fire on Clinton-Benton town line still under investigation
The fire, which occurred Sunday afternoon on Gogan Road, destroyed a trailer filled with hay.
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Fire destroys hay trailer in Clinton
A fire of unknown origins destroyed hay and a trailer at a farm near the Benton town line.
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Plans for Clinton July Fourth celebration coming together
After a winter spent trying to find a new home, the group behind what was known as the Winslow Family 4th of July Celebration continues to plan for a future in Clinton.
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State fire marshal probes mobile home fire in Clinton
Neighbors reported the mobile home fire on Gold Street and woke up the person inside late Tuesday night, according to an fire official.
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Clinton police car damaged in hit-and-run in Fairfield
The Clinton cruiser was parked and unoccupied when another driver apparently backed into it and then drove away.
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Fairfield-based school district seeks state OK to consolidate 3 elementary schools
The School Administrative District 49 board has applied to the Maine Department of Education for new elementary schools in Albion, Clinton and Fairfield, including the possibility of moving students into one new school.
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Clinton fire chief resigning after 25 years at helm
Gary Petley, who has been Clinton’s fire chief for 25 years and involved with the department for 37 years, has made the ‘bittersweet’ decision to resign as a battle with leukemia limits his ability to stay on the job.