A 70 degree temperature, sunny skies and a light breeze made Thursday afternoon, May 1, an ideal day to go for a boat ride on Wilson Lake in Wilton.
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Farmington’s social media policy gets updated, may need further wording tweaks
The town’s attorney will be consulted regarding wording on comments permitted for political campaigns and ballot measures.
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Chamber Home and Leisure Showcase is good event on a rainy day
Franklin County Chamber of Commerce held its first Home and Leisure Showcase in several years on Saturday, April 26, with a good turnout at the event held at Mt. Blue High School in Farmington.
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Walton’s Mill Park in Farmington to have updated sign about Temple Stream
After some corrections, a sign detailing the history and ecology of Temple Stream will again be installed at Walton’s Mill Park in Farmington.
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Hundreds rally in Farmington for democracy and climate action
Farmington joined cities nationwide Saturday in a call to defend democracy and address climate change.
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This western Maine caboose can be your home for $129,000
Maine Central Railroad Caboose 655, which has been converted to a living space, is available for sale in Madrid Township.
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Andwell’s GUIDE program tailors dementia support for Maine families
Michelle Stebbins of Andwell Health Partners explains how the new GUIDE dementia care model will serve caregivers and patients across Maine.
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Farmington noise limits waived for Independence Day concert
A free community country concert will last until 11 p.m. after the fireworks on July 3rd with a July 5th rain date.
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Farmington homeschool co-op raises $1,600 for animal shelter
Root and Bloom Homeschool Co-op held a student-organized fundraiser, supply drive, and donation for Franklin County Animal Shelter.
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Digital literacy educator emphasizes curiosity, connection in rural tech support
Michael Burd helps rural Mainers overcome fear and gain confidence using technology through hands-on support and community-based programs.