Vendors can rent table space for $15.
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School building purchase draws opposing views at Farmington hearing
Regional School Unit 9 Superintendent Christian Elkington detailed the upcoming March 24 vote on buying the former Arthur D. Ingalls School at 144 High St. in Farmington.
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Posted inFranklin, Maine, Maine Crime, News, The Franklin Journal
Son, brother of slain Farmington women found responsible in 2023 homicides
If William N. Cumming Jr., 56, of Bar Harbor, had not killed himself, he would have been charged with murdering Jean Robinson and Allison “Joy” Cumming, police said Wednesday.
Posted inCommunity, Connections
Mt. Blue Area Garden Club offers scholarship, Community Grant Program
Awards will benefit Franklin County.
Posted inCommunity, Connections
Digital marketing workshop for farmers set for Farmington April 3
FARMINGTON — University of Maine Cooperative Extension and the Greater Franklin Food Council are set to offer a Digital Marketing for Farms workshop from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday, April 3, at North Dining Hall in the Olsen Student Center, University of Maine Farmington, 111 South St. Participants will hear from Kelsey Kobik, a […]
Posted inFranklin, News, Schools & Education, The Franklin Journal
Franklin County selectmen to elect 11 members for county Budget Advisory Committee
It is the first year 11 members will serve on the panel to represent five new commissioner districts.
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Farmington arts center to host ‘Broken Clock: Film, Performance and Dialogue’ March 26
“Broken Clock” is an original play about incarceration, gun violence, grief, family, trust and time.
Posted inFranklin, News, The Franklin Journal
Security at Farmington courthouse getting updated Monday
All individuals will need to call up to a county office and request to be buzzed in at the main entrance at 140 Main St.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
John Harlow’s photographic exhibit opens at UMF art gallery
The UMF Art Gallery presents Take Only What You Can Carry, a photographic exhibit by John Harlow that explores themes of memory, resilience, and human complexity through deeply personal and visually striking images.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Dalrymple, Smith highlight CTE growth and student success at RSU 9 meeting
Foster CTE Director Galen Dalrymple and Mt. Blue’s principal Joel Smith presented updates on student achievements, enrollment, and collaborative initiatives at the recent RSU 9 board meeting.