Many graduates referred to themselves as the “Class of Corona,” instead of the Class of 2020.
Andrea Swiedom
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County towns offer a safe haven for tourists
While the Maine CDC reported 36 new coronavirus cases last Sunday, Franklin County counts remain the same.
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Amesokanti artifacts uncovered in Farmington Falls
The two-year archaeological survey in Farmington Falls and Chesterville will come to a close by the end of June, now that Native American artifacts and remains of the first English settlement have been identified.
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Wilton Planning Board Agenda
Wilton Planning Board Agenda 7 p.m. Thursday, June 18 ***As a result of the COVID-19 crisis the Board has determined to conduct this meeting via remote access as provided in LD 2167 (Part G). As required by law, all votes taken at this meeting will be taken by roll call. For information on participating in […]
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New business owners in Wilton brave the pandemic
New small businesses go forward with opening during the pandemic and offer customers a socially-distanced shopping experience without the Walmart lines.
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Wilton Planning Board finalizes ordinance revisions
No date has been set for a town meeting.
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Mt. Blue graduates hailed for their resilience
Many graduates referred to themselves as the “Class of Corona,” instead of the Class of 2020.
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Wilton discusses logistics of town meeting
The state still restricts gatherings of no more than 50 people which poses a barrier for town meetings.
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Wilton board undecided on public town meeting
State rules prohibit gathering of more than 50 people.
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Farmington protest organizers discuss their motivations
Farmington’s Black Lives Matter protest organizers have been primarily youth-led, and they are determined to continue their involvement with the movement.