RSU 9 voters will decide on March 24 whether to approve a federally funded purchase of 144 High Street in Farmington, with supporters citing expanded access to services and opponents raising financial concerns.
Rebecca Richard
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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 32 years and mom of eight children. Rebecca was born in Florida, but has been in Maine for over 10 years, and in New England since her teen years.
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Kingfield Elementary School principal announces retirement
Kingfield Elementary School Principal Ronda Fournier has announced her retirement at the end of the school year, and reflected on her career, the school’s commitment to inclusion and her future plans.
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Wilson Stream begins to thaw as spring approaches
The rising sun casts a golden glow over Wilson Stream in Farmington on March 12, where melting ice near Livermore Falls Road and Wilton Road marks the seasonal transition from winter to spring.
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Industry voters approve all warrant articles at annual town meeting
At the annual town meeting on March 8, Industry residents approved warrant articles and elected a Select Board member.
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School building purchase draws opposing views at Farmington hearing
Regional School Unit 9 Superintendent Christian Elkington detailed the upcoming March 24 vote on buying the former Arthur D. Ingalls School at 144 High St. in Farmington.
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Therapy dogs bring comfort at Library’s ‘Tails and Tales’
Treat Memorial Library’s Tails and Tales program, held monthly, brings therapy dogs Silas and Lil to provide students and staff with a comforting break from their daily routines.
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Trea honors Elsie Treat’s legacy during Women’s History Month
Treat Memorial Library honors the lasting legacy of Elsie Treat, whose dedication to education and community service continues to shape the institution nearly 70 years after its founding.
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Fayette community plans health fair
The Fayette All Age Friendly Committee is organizing a health fair April 5 at Fayette Central School to connect residents with community resources, support aging-in-place efforts and strengthen local engagement.
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Former Fayette selectman reflects on service, community, town’s future
A former Fayette Select Board member reflects on his 12 years of service, highlighting infrastructure challenges, community involvement and the town’s future opportunities.
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Industry voters fund new Public Works building at annual town meeting
Residents at Industry’s annual town meeting Saturday approved all 34 warrant articles, including a Local Food Sovereignty Ordinance, while also electing Steward Durrell to the Select Board.