Ryan Wilford and team ended their hike early but raised $4,000 for youth.
Rebecca Richard
Staff Writer
Rebecca Richard is a reporter for the Franklin Journal. She graduated from the University of Maine after studying literature and writing. She is a small business owner, wife of 33 years and mom of eight children. Rebecca was born in Florida, but has been in Maine for over 15 years, and in New England since her teen years.
Author Michael Burke to speak at Jay-Niles Memorial Library
Wilton author Michael Burke will visit the Jay-Niles Memorial Library to discuss his new book and the role of myth, place and storytelling in Maine.
Jay celebrates school year’s end with outdoor movie and fun
Residents of Jay gathered June 13 for food, games, and a sunset movie at the Community Building to mark the end of the school year.
Fayette voters unanimously approve all town meeting articles
All 40 articles passed without dissent and all candidates secured seats at the annual Fayette town meeting June 10.
Jay-Niles Memorial Library kicks off summer reading for all ages
Jay-Niles Memorial Library’s 2025 Summer Reading Programs aim to inspire literacy and community connection with fun, age-specific events.
Treat Library’s Summer Reading Program encourages all-ages play
Treat Memorial Library’s “Level Up at Your Library” program blends reading, games and prizes for a fun, all-ages summer experience.
Author Donna McGibney speaks at Fayette’s All Ages Friendly meeting
Donna L. McGibney spoke at Fayette’s Monday Muffin Morning June 16, sharing insights from her experience caring for her mother with dementia.
Kingfield voters pass all articles at annual town meeting
Residents approved all warrant articles June 7, including the full town budget, after debating proposed amendments.
Blue Crew Robotics faces loss of workspace at Mt. Blue Campus
Blue Crew Robotics Team 6153 urges community support after learning it must vacate its robotics space despite a season of major awards and outreach.
Franklin County Adult Ed celebrates perseverance and new beginnings
Franklin County Adult Education honored 23 graduates June 10, highlighting personal triumphs, community partnerships and expanded workforce opportunities.