Voting will be held March 14 and the business meeting March 17.
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 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 Select Board discusses parking concerns and safety measures
The Kingfield Select Board reviewed parking and safety issues, with business owner Polly MacMichael raising concerns about “NO PARKING” signs impacting accessibility and Chair Wade Browne emphasizing public safety as the primary goal.
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Photos: Frosty salutes veterans
A snowman was built in front of the Civil War monument in Wilton seen Dec. 2, creating a charming blend of winter fun and historical reverence.
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Academy Hill School donates record 1,391 items to Wilton Food Pantry
Academy Hill School students, staff, and families surpassed their goal during Kindness Week, donating a record 1,391 items to the Wilton Food Pantry through their annual Food Pass.
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Phillips to host festive Winter Wonderland celebration
The Phillips Area Community Center will transform into a Winter Wonderland on Dec. 14, featuring sleigh rides, caroling, crafts, and a light parade to bring holiday cheer to the community.
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Students explore nature and sustainability with Maine Local Living School
Kingfield Elementary School students participated in an immersive day of place-based learning, guided by the Maine Local Living School, which focuses on practical skills and ecological stewardship, and Arbor Mountain Tree Service, exploring sustainable forestry, acorn ecology, and bridge construction.
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Kingfield board hears concerns after changing parking regulations
‘NO PARKING’ signs have been posted in the village to ensure public safety.
Posted inLivermore Falls Advertiser
Fayette Holiday Craft Fair draws big crowd
The Holiday Craft Fair at Starling Hall in Fayette on Nov. 23 attracted a large turnout. Among the featured items were intricately crafted crochet animals, bracelets, cards, aprons, diamond dot art, photography, paintings, charcuterie and cutting boards and other handmade goods.
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Chesterville Select Board discusses road repairs, budget planning and new waste management contract
The Chesterville Select Board met on Nov. 21 to address issues including road repairs, budget planning, and transitioning waste management services.
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Photos: Tree lighting with Santa and Mrs. Claus
Santa and Mrs. Claus visited Livermore Falls Dec. 1 from 4 to 5:30 p.m. at the Livermore Falls Gazebo for the annual tree lighting celebration. A long line of very excited children waited for a chance to speak with Santa and Mrs. Claus. It was a cold afternoon, but luckily there was hot cocoa available.