Preserving produce and processed foods for future use by food pantry recipients was identified as the top priority among those attending a meeting Thursday, Feb. 13, at Knowlton Corner Farm.
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County 4-H beef members attend NAILE in Kentucky
COUNTY — The Franklin County 4-H Beef Club spent nearly two years fundraising for their trip last fall to Louisville, Kentucky, to attend NAILE (North American International Livestock Exposition). Thirteen 4-H members and nine others took part in the trip. Members who were eight years of age or older and Jr. Members of the Belted […]
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PHOTOS: Snow much fun!
Gilmore Hill in Kingfield was busy with sledders young and old last weekend. Kingfield Sno-wanderers held its annual sledding party on Saturday, Feb. 15. The Western Mountains Baptist Church party was held on Sunday, Feb. 16.
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RSU 9 hires new support services director
William ‘Bill’ Greenlaw will begin overseeing transportation and facilities operations beginning March 2.
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Owls in the library!
The Chewonki Foundation Traveling Natural History Owls of Maine program was presented Wednesday, Feb. 19, at New Vineyard Public Library.
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‘Making roads in the woods’
Jim Boyce, trail master for Kingfield Sno-Wanderers explains what it takes to make and maintain snowmobile trails. Video included.
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Two new propane-powered buses coming to RSU 9
The district has been notified it will receive $138,400 to purchase two new liquid propane-fueled buses.
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Consideration of solar agreement continues in RSU 9
Regional School Unit 9 directors Tuesday, Feb. 11, learned there were several variables to consider in determining how much the district could save by entering into a power purchase agreement with ReVision Energy.
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Winter farmers market has new schedule
The Saturday winter farmers market at the Farmington Grange will continue to operate for the rest of the season but with a new schedule.