The ice cream shop brought holiday cheer to the middle of summer July 24 with Christmas decorations and seasonal touches around its Livermore Falls location.
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Andover Olde Home Days set for this weekend
The theme of the 45th festival July 31 and Aug. 1 is ‘A River Valley Playground.’
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Rangeley Logging Festival returns with weekend of logging, forestry events
The Maine Forestry Museum’s 45th annual celebration included a parade, logging demonstrations and educational sessions.
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Pierpole Days brings parade, race and fireworks to Strong
The yearly festival celebrated the town’s 225th anniversary.
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Scoops at local ice cream shops a perfect solution for summer heat
From collecting loyalty card stamps to chasing new weekly flavors, western Maine’s local ice cream shops make every visit a little adventure.
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Western Mainers in puffin country: Lessons on the colorful bird’s return to Maine | Column
A family birthday trip aboard the Hardy III became a close look at puffins, terns and one of Maine’s best-known seabird restoration stories.
Posted inCommunity, News, The Franklin Journal
Wilson Lake group sets July 19 annual meeting in Wilton
Friends of Wilson Lake will gather July 19 in Wilton with updates on water quality, boat inspections, loon monitoring and watershed work.
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Sandy River bridge project lands $1M, targets 2027 bid
A new $1 million federal grant brings High Peaks Alliance’s funding for the Sandy River Bridge project to $4.5 million as the group works toward construction bidding next spring.
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Heat, history and hometown pride mark Farmington’s July 4
Farmington turned out for the Independence Day parade as crowds gathered despite the heat.
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Livermore Falls library lets summer reading take root
Treat Memorial Library launched its summer reading program with a garden-themed carnival and welcomed Chewonki for a hands-on program about Maine mammals.