U.S. Sen. Angus King, I-Maine, tours the Woodlands Senior Living Memory Care Center in Farmington on Friday to see the 36-bed facility and the ongoing expansion of a 58-bed assisted living residence and 22 studio apartments this year. King said Fridays are his “Maine days” and that he had met with town managers from Jay and Livermore Falls. (Liz Marquis/Sun Journal)
U.S. Sen. Angus King, I-Maine, greets Marcie Barnes, administrator of Woodlands Senior Living Memory Care Center in Farmington, on Friday as Director of Development Kristen Gilley looks on. King toured the facility to see its ongoing expansion of a 58-bed assisted living residence and 22 studio apartments. (Liz Marquis/Sun Journal)
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