Directors name special education teacher Galen Dalrymple to Mt. Blue High School post.
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Attend town meeting!
Looking for a reason to attend your 2021 town meeting? A swiftly growing campaign to promote bi-partisan federal climate policy may give you a good one! The Carbon Cash-Back 4ME campaign involves scores of volunteers around the state seeking to place an article in the warrant of their annual town meeting endorsing “cash-back carbon pricing” […]
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Weld cellphone tower appeal to be considered Jan. 11
Preregistration by noon Monday is required to attend the Zoom meeting.
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A lifetime of piano tuning in Maine
Richard Robitaille retraces his 60 years of hitting the right note.
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2020 – The Year in Review Part 2
July Western Maine trails received $87,000 in grants with $30,000 granted to The Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust to improve wayfaring in the trust’s 36 miles of trails. Trailhead signs and trail markers will be improved and an in-town trail between Rangeley’s Lakeside Park and the Rangeley Public Library will be constructed. “Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust […]
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Strong Elementary School in lockdown, arrest made Thursday morning
STRONG — The Strong Elementary School was the scene of an altercation Thursday morning, Jan. 7, that resulted in a call to 911, the school being locked down, and an arrest made. According to a release from the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office, at 8:12 a.m., Lt. St. Laurent, Lt. Rackliffe, Det. Stephen Charles, Deputies, Gray […]
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Farmington 2021 budget impacted by LEAP explosion
The proposed 2021 budget is up $743,184 with most of the 12.17% increase coming from higher worker’s compensation insurance following the September 2019 LEAP explosion.
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Wilton board approves medical marijuana licenses and Mt. Blue TV budget
Cannatopia, Power Plant and Rocky Hill licenses were renewed and Wilton’s contribution to Mt. Blue TV was approved.
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COVID-19 outbreak at Woodlands Senior Living in Farmington
The outbreak was first reported Jan. 1 with four patients and one staff member testing positive.
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Wilton board renews medical marijuana licenses, OKs Mt. Blue TV budget
Cannatopia, Power Plant and Rocky Hill licenses were renewed and Wilton’s $7,500 contribution to Mt. Blue TV was approved.