Healthy Community Coalition will be opening two new recovery centers in Franklin County. The first recovery centers in Franklin County, they will offer a safe location for those who are recovering from substance abuse and will help combat the ongoing opioid crisis in the state of Maine.
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UWTVA receives grant for Don’t Despair Car Repair program
Since starting the Don’t Despair Car Repair program last spring, United Way of the Tri-Valley Area has helped over 40 households keep cars running, and they are continuing to receive grant funding to keep the program going strong.
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Photo: Drawing birds in Farmington
Several people took art instruction on Tuesday to draw birds at the Farmington Community Center.
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Farmington Planning Board hears details about hotel proposed on Wilton Road
The Best Western Plus hotel would sit back from Wilton Road, with the access road located between Silver Shear and HealthQuest Chiropractic.
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Literacy Volunteers seek poetry contest entries by March 31
The contest is open to those living in Franklin and Somerset counties, as well as the towns of Livermore and Livermore Falls.
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Spruce Mountain robotics students granted approval to attend out-of-state competitions
Spruce Mountain High School students and mentors are part of Blue Crew FIRST Robotics Competition Team 6153 from Mt. Blue Campus in Farmington, and they hope to repeat the success they achieved last year.
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Mt. Blue Middle School names honor students
FARMINGTON — Mt. Blue Middle School has announced the following students were named to its second quarter honor roll for the 2022-23 academic year. Grade 6 — High honors: Meadow Bean, Berlynn Blake, Margaret Bremner, Dawson Brown, Emma Childs, Lucas DeMarco, Colby Fakhoury-Bryant, Oliver Farish, Iris Feegel, Olivia Fish and Bode Fournier. Also, Jocelyn Greenleaf, Kayo-Knox […]
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Farmington town manager resigns, search for interim begins
Farmington Town Manager Christian Waller resigned unexpectedly Monday, Feb. 6, citing a desire to spend more time with family.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Gold LEAF Institute to celebrate 25 years in June
Theodora Kalikow, while University of Maine Farmington president proposed the idea of a senior college in Farmington in 1997. The first classes were held in 1998.
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Farmington Farmers Union reports another historic year for 2022
Farmington Farmers Union held their annual shareholders meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 7, where they reported increases in revenue and elected a new clerk and two positions on the board of directors.