The proposal is to tear down the building at 1247 Park St. and build anew 5,050-square-foot convenience store.
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Farmington voters to consider higher budget at Monday town meeting
This year some department capital reserve accounts have been moved to a separate line.
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Marshalls is still coming to Farmington
Renovations, which began a year ago, have picked up again at empty storefronts on Hannaford Drive at Hannaford Plaza.
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Firefighters from 4 towns extinguish permitted burn in Jay
Byron Ramsdell of Jay had a permit to burn but flames spread quickly charring about three-quarters of an acre.
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Races set for 3 Franklin County commission districts in November election
Ryan Morgan of Farmington and Tom Saviello of Wiltonare running for District 1; Fenwick Fowler and Erik Johnson, both of Farmington, are running to represent District 2 in Farmington; Gary McGrane, a former commissioner, and Jeffrey Gilbert, both of Jay, are running to represent District 5 that covers Chesterville and Jay,
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Chesterville voters split FEMA storm damage money evenly for roadwork
Interest lowered on overdue property taxes; no discount for paying bills within 30 days.
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Franklin County EMA directors prepare people for April 8 solar eclipse
Director Amanda Simoneau and Deputy Director Sara Bickford have been working for months to make people aware of what the eclipse will mean to routines.
Posted inFranklin, Maine Crime, News, The Franklin Journal
Former Farmington man pleads guilty to robbing Irving store, throwing coffee in cashier’s face
William Moholland, 56, of Lincoln County was sentenced to serve nine months of a six-year sentence, followed by four years of probation.
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Fire that heavily damaged Jewell Street house in Jay is ruled accidental
It is believed that a dog and a cat that liked to chase each other through the house may have unintentionally turned the stove top on, Fire Rescue Chief Mike Booker said.