The power outages will occur on two separate days, a brief one this Thursday and a longer one next week.
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Farmington woman shot in the face begins long recovery
Michaela, who police say was shot in the face by her boyfriend June 17, is resting in a Portland hospital — and missing her young daughter.
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Extension Homemakers groups support Edgewood Rehabilitation residents
Each month a Franklin County Extension Homemakers group holds an event with the Edgewood Doers Extension group such as learning a craft, making the grounds more beautiful or enjoying music.
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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.
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Natalie and Ben Butler Community Research Center opens in Farmington
The Natalie and Ben Butler Community Research Center includes a variety of resources
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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.
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Farmington crosswalks to celebrate Rotary’s centennial put on hold
New designs will be developed after most of the designs submitted did not meet Municipal Uniform Traffic Control Device standards for crosswalks.
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Farmington man accused of shooting his girlfriend in face held on $500,000 bail
Gunthar Samuel Swan, 26, was arrested Tuesday on charges of attempted murder and elevated aggravated domestic violence assault.
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Man charged with attempted murder after Farmington woman shot inside home
The 29-year-old woman was taken to a Portland hospital after what police say was an isolated domestic violence altercation.
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Farmington reporter Pam Harnden, a community staple, dies at 69
Harnden leaves behind a legacy of caring for the community. Her institutional knowledge helped the Franklin Journal and Livermore Falls Advertiser thrive.