To the Editor: As nurses we are writing this opinion in our role as patient advocates. Previous letters have been dedicated to informing you of the dangers of the planned Project 2025, the playbook for the next conservative administration. Project 2025 threatens the health, safety, and well-being of you, your loved ones, and our country. […]
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Guest Opinion: Harris reflects our values
When I was a girl in Farmington, I was in awe of Republicans like Sen. Margaret Chase Smith and Democrats like Sen. Edmund Muskie. For many years Western Maine produced strong leaders of both parties who served our state and our country well during the toughest of times. Their integrity was important to them. Their […]
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Franklin County approves funding to pay for medical space addition to county jail
Commissioners also approved a request from the Farmington Downtown Association to decorate the pine tree at county Courthouse.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Kingfield Elementary’s 10th annual harvest meal a testament to community and student learning
The 10th annual Harvest Meal at Kingfield Elementary School brought together 150 community members to celebrate the students’ garden work and featured a variety of soups, salads, and activities, showcasing the importance of hands-on learning and community collaboration.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Staff writer Harnden earns journalism awards
Harnden won three first place awards, one second and a third at the annual Maine Press Association conference Oct. 19in Bar Harbor.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Halls of Horror causes screams of terror and delight in Wilton
The biggest United Way of the Tri-Vally Area fundraiser has the community screaming.
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Farmington board accepts Homeland Security grants for police, fire departments
The Police Department was awarded $18,000 while Farmington Fire Rescue received $16,433.
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RSU 9 directors discuss upcoming events and student engagement projects
The RSU 9 board of directors meeting Oct. 22 highlighted upcoming student engagement initiatives, including the “Totally Trades” event, an aquaponics project and nutrition.
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New Vineyard makes progress with vacant town office positions
At the New Vineyard Select Board meeting on Oct. 21, selectmen shared updates on the positions that were left vacant after resignations were submitted in September.