United Way of the Tri-Valley Area held another successful Color Me United 5K in Farmington
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News and information about Franklin County from the Sun Journal.
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UMF Monson Arts seminar opens doors and minds
How the UMF Monson Arts seminar originated and why it is so successful.
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Maine authors present their work in Weld
Eleven authors gather in Weld to read and discuss why they write.
Posted inFranklin, News, Schools & Education
Farmington area superintendent updates school directors on water leak, facility repairs
Superintendent Christian Elkington discussed ongoing efforts to address a significant leak in the fire suppression system at Mt. Blue Middle School, which has resulted in air quality concerns and potential costly repairs.
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Photos: Spruce Mountain students begin new year
Family and friends gathered Thursday morning to see students attending Spruce Mountain schools head off for the first day of school.
Posted inFranklin, Maine, News, River Valley, The Franklin Journal
Wardens pull illegal gillnet from Oxford County river; $1,000 reward offered for info
The Magalloway River is a ‘premier trout’ stream.
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New Sharon bridge replacement to begin Tuesday
Selectmen sent residents of three roads a letter telling them that Bullens Mills Bridge on Crystal Vale Road is expected to be closed until Dec. 31.
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Farmington board OKs sidewalk plow purchase
A Stillwater company will provide the plow and attachments for $162,995.
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Photos: Students, staff return for classes in New Sharon
The first day back to school went smoothly Wednesday.
Posted inFranklin, Livermore Falls Advertiser
Livermore Select Board discusses beach maintenance concerns, considers fencing and increased supervision
The Livermore Select Board discussed ongoing issues with litter and misuse at the town beach, considering solutions such as hiring staff, increasing signage, and installing fencing to address the problems.