The Select Board discussed the installation of a new septic tank and electrical panel upgrades for the town office/fire station complex, as well as plans for a bathroom at the Transfer Station, aiming to qualify for American Rescue Plan Act funds.
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.
Jay Community Center hosts successful movie night, plans future events
The successful night on June 17, organized by Randi Sencabaugh, drew over 100 attendees and featured food, entertainment and activities, with plans for future events starting July 3.
The 21st Century Kids of F.R.A.N.K.L.I.N. summer program for RSU 73 runs through Aug. 1
The Franklin County Children’s Task Force has kicked off the 21st Century Kids summer program for RSU 73.
Photos: Gov. Janet Mills cuts ribbon for $3.17 million tech center in Farmington
The Bjorn Center for Career and Technical Education at Mt. Blue Middle School in Farmington was funded in part by the state.
Phillips residents approve $1.4 million budget, new fire station committee at annual town meeting
Phillips residents approved a $1.4 million budget, formed a committee for a new fire station, made various appropriations for town services and projects, and honored several residents at the annual town meeting.
Kingfield Select Board accepts bid, discusses village enhancement, speed tables
The Kingfield Select Board accepted a bid for community swimming access, discussed the responsibilities of the Village Enhancement Committee, addressed the placement of benches, and reviewed the results of a speed table survey during the June 17 meeting.
RSU 9 board of directors meeting: staff recognitions and budget approvals
The RSU 9 board of directors meeting on June 13 highlighted staff recognitions, budget approvals, and updates on educational initiatives, with all motions passing unanimously.
Livermore Select Board gets updates on town office/fire station complex, Transfer Station
Bids for a bathroom at the Transfer Station are needed.
Treat Memorial Library kicks off summer reading program
Treat Memorial Library’s summer reading program, “Read Renew Repeat” focusing on conservation and open to all ages kicked off on June 15 with prizes and reading logs to encourage participation.
Phillips residents approve $1.4 million budget and plan for new fire station
Residents filled the Phillips Area Community Center to vote on 41 articles.