Wilton Maine
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Farmington coalition offers mobile outreach harm reduction services
Sites are located in Farmington, Livermore Falls, Phillips and Wilton.
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Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Wilton select board hears more concerns over Magrath Rd.
Wilton select board heard more concerns on Tuesday, Jan. 3, over Magrath Rd., among other roads, that are closed to winter maintenance. The select board also moves forward with a new computer-aided dispatch and record-keeping system for county emergency services.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
WMCA contending with long wait list, lack of contractors
Western Maine Community Action Housing Director Bill Crandall has made some serious strides with his program, but still sees room for improvement in the number of vendors and contractors available to them.
Posted inConnections
SeniorsPlus to offer classes, workshops in Lewiston, Norway, Wilton
LEWISTON — SeniorsPlus plans to offer a range of classes and workshops this month. Classes will be held in person at the organization’s locations: 8 Falcon Road in Lewiston; 284 Main St., Suite 210, in Wilton; and 9 Marston St. in Norway. They also are offered online or hybrid. The locations are fully accessible. Hearing […]
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
WMCA prepared for incoming heat fund shortages
With the price of heating oil higher than normal, Program Director for Community Services Judy Frost at WMCA says they are prepared to help their clients get through the winter in spite of setbacks and high demand.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Wilton Parks and Rec Director to step back, reduce hours.
Wilton Parks and Recreations Director Frank Donald will be stepping back from full time to part time, reducing hours as he transitions into potential retirement.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Wilton discusses closing roads to winter maintenance
Two residents of Magrath Rd. approach the Wilton Board of Selectpersons to discuss a potential solution to the closing off of winter maintenance to their road.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
WMCA struggles with housing, end of ERA funding
Western Maine Community Action is working hard to help their clients find affordable housing, but many will soon face eviction starting Jan. 1.