An article was changed to give selectmen authority to accept or reject funds earmarked for specific purposes.
Franklin Journal
Farmington Selectmen: Officers elected, outgoing members thanked
Chair Joshua Bell and Byron Staples did not seek re-election this year with Scott Landry and Randall “Randy” Gauvin elected to fill those seats for the next three years.
Temple voters return annual town meeting to Monday night in March
Toni Andrews moved to return the annual town meeting to the second Monday in March rather than the last Saturday of the month and a majority of voters were in support.
RSU 9 voters oppose proposal to buy former Ingalls School
Voters in RSU 9 rejected a proposal to buy the former Ingalls School in Farmington using federal grant funds.
Farmington Parks and Recreation to hold new event April 5
Spring Fling “Together We Grow” will give families a chance to get out of the house, participate in fun activities and learn about free area resources.
Temple voters to elect officials, consider budget articles Saturday
The proposed $936,205 municipal budget is $156,840 more than the current spending plan.
RSU 9 board reviews tech upgrades, PowerSchool breach, and E-Rate
The RSU 9 Board discussed phone system upgrades, a PowerSchool data breach, and an increase in the district’s E-Rate reimbursement rate at its March 11 meeting.
UMF outdoor recreation hub to expand workforce, boost western Maine
The UMF Outdoor Recreation Hub aims to strengthen Western Maine’s economy by developing a skilled workforce and supporting local outdoor businesses.
Farmington town meeting sees all articles passed in record time
Despite the snowy weather Monday, some 70 Farmington voters were at the annual town meeting.
Sweet treats, baby animals, more enthrall visitors at Black Acres Farm
Saturday, March 22, was the first day of Maine Maple Sunday weekend and dozens of guests toured the sap house and barn of Black Acres Farm in Wilton.