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January 30, 2019

Livermore selectpersons deny extension on property payment

On Jan. 22 Livermore selectpersons voted not to approve a second payment extension request for the purchase of a tax acquired property.
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January 30, 2019

Meeting the needs of employers and workforce

A roundtable discussion was held Jan. 25 with representatives of local education and economic development organizations to collaborate on facilitating a workforce training programming.
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January 29, 2019

Nordic skiing: Emma Charles streaks to victory

In Nordic skiing Emma Charles, Mt. Blue High School, took first place for girls at the Sassi Memorial 5K classical race.
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January 29, 2019

Final week of winter games at Mallett

The 2019 WinterKids Winter Games, a competition being held by students and staff at the W.G. Mallett School, draws to a close this week.
Published
January 29, 2019

Meeting the needs of employers and workforce

A roundtable discussion was held January 25 with representatives from local education and economic development organizations to address and discuss an initiative to collaborate efforts between service providers, educators, and community connectors.
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January 25, 2019

Children’s Festival Feb. 16 at Mt. Blue

FARMINGTON — The 36th Annual Children’s Festival will again be held at Mt. Blue Campus on the Seamon Road. The festival, sponsored by Franklin County Children’s Task Force, is always held the first Saturday of February vacation. For the second year, it will be held at Mt. Blue Campus on the Seamon Road from 10 a.m. to […]
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January 25, 2019

KeyBank to close branches in Bethel, Guilford, Wilton and Winthrop

WILTON — KeyBank will close its branch here and in Bethel, Guilford and Winthrop on April 19 and transfer accounts to other branches, according to an email to customers. It is the second business closing announced in Wilton since early January and the third in Franklin County. BarclayCard, Wilton’s largest employer, will shut down March […]
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January 25, 2019

Connecting people with the outdoors

FARMINGTON — Kevin Frost is a registered Maine guide and owner of Bug’n Out Adventures. As a guide, he specializes in recreational adventures and wilderness education. In the warmer months, Frost holds introductory gold panning clinics at Coos Canyon in Byron, and leads guided hikes to destinations such as Angel Falls and Tumbledown. “Bug’n Out […]
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January 22, 2019

Livermore selectmen deny extension on property payment

LIVERMORE — The Board of Selectpersons voted Tuesday night to deny a second extension for final payment on a tax-acquired property. On Nov. 13, the board accepted Constance Gregory and David McNaught’s $5,000 offer for a Norton Road property previously owned by Mary Crocker. It was the only bid in a second attempt to sell the property, […]
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January 22, 2019

Kingfield voters back three projects

Kingfield residents agree to get more information after elementary students approach selectmen about banning use of plastic bags, continue plans for a park and consider rebuilding Tufts Pond Road.

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