Belly dancing loosens up her body, so she is less likely to get injured and she also uses the movements to make household chores easier, Sandy Warren said.
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Cooperative Extension 4-H in need of volunteers
UMaine Cooperative Extension’s 4-H program is ramping up with COVID-19 restrictions dying down, but volunteers are needed to help the programs thrive.
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Farmington club seeks scholarship applications
The submission deadline is Saturday, April 1.
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Cooperative Extension adds new educator to roster
Bella Russo is joining UMaine Cooperative Extension in Franklin County as a new community education assistant, specializing in Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program [EFNEP].
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Western Maine Audubon to host talk on herons March 8
FARMINGTON — Western Maine Audubon plans next month to host a free live talk, “Great Blue Herons in Maine,” presented by Danielle D’Auria of the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife. The talk will begin at 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 8, in the University of Maine Farmington’s Thomas Auditorium, 173 High St. Since 2016, […]
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UScellular names Gary Hebert manager of Farmington store
FARMINGTON — UScellular has promoted Gary Hebert to manager at the Farmington store at 646 Wilton Road. Hebert is responsible for leading his team of wireless technology experts to help customers select the devices, plans and consumer electronics to best meet their needs. Hebert brings more than 29 years of wireless experience to his role. […]
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Questions exist, but fire service agreement may be right direction
Industry voters will decide whether to approve a fire/rescue service agreement with Farmington at their annual Town Meeting Saturday afternoon, March 11.
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Cornell Knight hired as Farmington’s interim town manager
FARMINGTON — Selectmen hired Cornell Knight to serve as interim Town Manager and he started Tuesday, Selectman Chairman Matthew Smith said Tuesday morning, Feb. 21. Knight, of Carrabassett Valley has over 40 years experience in municipal government, will receive $650 per day through a contract with Eaton Peabody, Smith said. Knight is part of Eaton […]