FARMINGTON — Franklin Savings Bank has announced the appointment of Amy Hebert to the role of Commercial Credit Risk Officer. Throughout her career, Hebert has gained an extensive amount of exposure in virtually all aspects of the commercial banking world, including compliance, lending and credit analysis. “The combination of Amy’s varied experience and thoughtful, professional […]
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Weber Insurance partners with Providence Mutual
FARMINGTON — Weber Insurance Agency is pleased to announce Providence Mutual as their newest insurance carrier. Providence Mutual offers home, auto and commercial lines products. They are a well-respected company providing service, security and stability since 1800. Providence joins over 20 other high quality insurance carriers that Weber Insurance works with. Weber’s local, friendly agents […]
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Arts/Farmington plans outdoor concert
FARMINGTON —ArtsFarmington is proud to bring to Farmington the State Street Traditional Jazz Band on Saturday, September 12 at 5-7 p.m., for an outdoor concert at Titcomb Mountain Ski Area. This will be a free live performance as a gift from ArtsFarmington to our community. Contributions will be greatly appreciated to help us defray the […]
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FEMA issues warning to consumers
REGION — While many of our friends and neighbors work together to respond and recover from COVID-19, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) warns residents to be on the look-out for scammers targeting those affected by the pandemic. These criminals often pretend to be in the government, contacting people by robocall, text message, email or […]
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FSB donates $48K to school meal programs
REGION — Schools all over the state have seen an increased need for meal services throughout the summer for students and their families. This demand coupled with the increased cost associated with preventative measures and safety protocols have left many schools questioning, how they will make up for these increased costs? For some districts, donations […]
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Meadow Lanes Bowling Results
Tuesday night mixed winter league – resumed WILTON — Men’s high game scratch scores: Floyd Bullen – 233 Wayne Doyon – 180 Stephen Adams – 170 Men’s high series scratch scores: Floyd Bullen – 567 Wayne Doyen – 478 Stephen Adams – 470 Women’s high game scratch scores: Peggy Needham – 183 Cathy Walton – […]
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CV Library new books July 2020
Carrabassett Valley — The Carrabassett Valley Public is open for business and a shipment of new books just arrived! (Please see attached list) Even though we are not open to the public for inside seating or long stays, you may use the patio or visit the library for up to 15 minutes by appointment during open […]
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New school year, new challenges
To the Editor: With a new school year upon us and continued concerns around COVID-19, I’m hearing a lot of questions and worries about how a return to the classroom – or not – will impact our students and our community. Many of the concerns I’ve heard are from parents, of course, as they do […]
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Wilton shoots back at CMP corridor
To the Editor: This week the town of Wilton passed a new ordinance to protect our natural resources from major transmission line projects like CMP’s NECEC corridor. At the meeting, CMP’s fancy lawyer requested to speak, and my fellow citizens joined together to block her. We have heard more than enough from this foreign corporation. […]