Ziggy Brown of Jay and Kristen Hayden of Bangor, along with her son, Malcolm, 2, met up for the first time since COVID-19 erupted.
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Franklin County to hold workshop with municipal officials on federal stimulus funds
The county expects to receive $5.86 million from the American Rescue Act.
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Shared work-space in Farmington reckons with company launch amid pandemic
The Lovely Idea Company has remained on its feet despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Posted inBusiness, Franklin, Livermore Falls Advertiser
Franklin County restaurants cope with climbing lobster prices
For some restaurants, lobster is no longer on the menu.
Posted inAndroscoggin County, Franklin, Livermore Falls Advertiser, News
Jay man plans memorial to great-aunt killed by a train in Livermore Falls
Cora Labbe, 17, of Jay died when a rail car hit her horse-drawn wagon 100 years ago.
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Sugarloaf to present major expansion plans Thursday
Nearly 200 housing units, chairlift, more ski terrain planned for the west side of the mountain.
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Farmington man arrested after standoff ends
Matthew Allen is charged with criminal threatening with a dangerous weapon.
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Farmington standoff ends
Its tactical squad and the Maine Warden Service were called in to assist local police deal with the incident, which began Sunday morning.
Posted inbPlus, Franklin, Maine
Lisa Laflin of New Vineyard — finding a United Way to help others
Face Time: Lisa Park Laflin, executive director of the United Way of the Tri-Valley Area in Farmington, learned to help others while she was growing up.
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Maine school leaders say the pandemic taught them valuable lessons
School superintendents say the pandemic taught valuable lessons they will carry forward. And proved the strength and resilience of staff and students alike.