Debra Cook and her husband Scott have opened Fiddle Fern Studio at 161 Front St. in Farmington.
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Farmington officials get first look at 2024 budget
The first draft shows an increase of $762,719, or 5.3% over current spending, but officials stress that could change during the budget process.
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Center for Entrepreneurial Studies hosts first awards ceremony, auction
The Center for Entrepreneurial Studies hosted the first awards celebration, which featured a live and silent auctions to fund the tiny home project.
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Theresa Besson of Chesterville is 99 years young
Theresa Besson was born Jan. 26, 1925.
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RSU 9 says ‘no’ to electric buses, for now
After asked to do more research on electric bus rebates, RSU 9 Director of Transportation Richard Joseph Jr. returned on Tuesday, Jan. 23, with more information.
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RSU 9 heavily debates synthetic turf
After a lengthy discussion on Tuesday, Jan. 23, the Regional School Unit 9 board of directors voted to allow the Mt. Blue High School All Sports Boosters to fundraise to replace current soccer fields with Astro Turf.
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Rustic Roots Farm expands, adds New Sharon facility
Rustic Roots Farm recently opened Root Down Market, a restaurant and farm market in New Sharon.
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Separate tree ordinance proposed in Farmington
Selectmen were told Jan. 9 that a separate Tree Ordinance is needed to continue being named a Tree City USA by the Arbor Day Foundation.
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Money moves approved for Farmington Recreation
On Jan. 9 Board of Selectmen authorized moving money to two different Recreation Department accounts, accepted a $100 donation for supplies.