Commissioners also approved two contracts for services at the jail.
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Franklin County commissioners to consider allowing marijuana establishments in unorganized territory
A Maine native wants to move from California to operate an adult use marijuana cultivation establishment in Freeman Township.
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Police looking for missing teenager in Farmington area
Mckenzee Wheeler, 13, is believed to be with friends in the area.
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Live-fire training facility in Farmington prepares future generations of Maine firefighters
At the Western Maine Public Safety Training Facility, one of the state’s newest fire training facilities which opened last year, they learned how to clear smoke from a burning building, use a chainsaw to break through heavy debris and enter and exit safely through a simulated house fire.
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Farmington residents share traits they’d like in future town manager
Issues facing the community were also a topic for the forum.
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Register now for City Lights North Performing Arts Summer Camp
Maine Studio City Lights North started 20 years ago.
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Four Farmington area businesses team up for nonprofit donations
FARMINGTON — Hight Family of Dealerships, together with Skowhegan Savings Bank, Kyes Insurance and Saddleback Maine, raised $16,500 to be donated to four nonprofit youth programs throughout Franklin County: Rangeley Alpine Ski Club, Rangeley Health and Wellness Kids’ Program, Little Mountain School and Titcomb Mountain. Titcomb received $4,000 to go toward the Titcomb Mountain Adventure […]
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Paving, police cruiser bids awarded in Farmington
Perkins, Lincoln. part of Quebec street plus portions of Osborn and Titcomb Hill roads are to be paved.
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RSU 9 hires Chris Elkington as new superintendent
The board also heard from interim Superintendent Monique Poulin about offering Mt. Blue High School and Middle School as sites for vaccination clinics for students.