The 105th American Legion National Commander spoke at Roderick-Crosby American Legion Post 28.
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Community gets together, discusses needs at the Homestead in Farmington
The Franklin County Children’s Task Force hosted a free community dinner at the Homestead Kitchen Bar to discuss strengths and weaknesses within the community.
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New Vineyard Select Board revisits past concerns and revises solutions
Selectmen revisit topics discussed in the recent past and make changes.
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Farmington tax bills explained
The revaluation underway in Farmington was not used to determine this year’s taxes.
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Phillips library art installation
Local children painted murals on upright doors at the Phillips Public Library throughout the summer, now displayed as part of a green space project led by Librarian Hedy Langdon to enhance the library’s community garden in Phillips.
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UMF celebrates Indigenous Peoples’ Day
After students returned from fall break, UMF presented activities to celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day, including themed lunch options.
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Speeding, fireworks and noise concerns highlight Kingfield meeting
Sheriff Scott Nichols Sr. reviewed traffic data, discussed fireworks complaints, and addressed noise issues during the Oct. 21 Kingfield Select Board meeting, while Town Manager Leanna Targett later noted that the traffic data might have been affected by Route 16 vehicles.
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Farmington police accuse 2 New York men of hauling 115 pounds of marijuana in a van
Farmington Sgt. Jonathan Parker stopped a vehicle that Jianlan Huang and Xuefeng Huang were in, which was allegedly speeding on Fairbanks Road.
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Former Norway resident remembers East Stoneham church
The East Stoneham Congregational Church held its last service in August.
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Agren acquires Steve’s Appliance in Augusta
STATE — Agren, a family-owned retailer of appliances and mattresses with multiple locations across Maine, is pleased to announce the acquisition of Steve’s Appliance in Sidney. This expansion brings Agren’s extensive range of high-quality appliances and luxury mattresses, along with its dedication to exceptional customer service, to the Greater Augusta area. “When it came time […]