Eli Mann’s mother bought him a truck book when he was ten. Twenty-seven years later, he bought Bigfoot 3, the truck on the cover of the book. Look for Mann’s monster truck at the Molly Ockett Day Parade on Aug. 9.
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Paris Select Board cuts code officer, town clerk to 24-hour workweek
Amid a tense Select Board meeting that included flashes of lewd acts on its big screen, the board voted to cut employee hours that will impact taxpayer services, almost 40 code violations wait for investigation on the code officer’s desk and for the foreseeable future citizens may not be able to pay their taxes during weekday afternoons.
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Posted inAndroscoggin County, Business, Health, Lewiston-Auburn, Maine, News, Rumford Falls Times
Central Maine Healthcare notifies patients of data breach in June
While the hospital system’s computers were down following the breach, patients reported barriers to care and medications for urgent health concerns.
Posted inLivermore Falls Advertiser
Neon Nostalgia Night glows bright at Treat Memorial Library
Teens and adults crafted glowing art at a retro-themed library event.
Posted inLivermore Falls Advertiser, Maine, News, Schools & Education
RSU 73 school board member resigns, citing health
Brian Riley of Livermore, whose resignation letter was read at a recent meeting, also criticized board members.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Mitchell Institute names seven students to scholar cohort
FRANKLIN COUNTY — Seven recent high school graduates have been named 2025 Mitchell Scholars by the Mitchell Institute. The 2025 Scholars join more than 3,800 past recipients who have been unlocking their potential, having successful college experiences, and contributing to the vitality of their communities since 1995. Students receive a $10,000 scholarship award, along with […]
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Movie Review: ‘Superman’
With Zack Snyder’s version of the DC Universe having officially fizzled out, Warner Bros. is trying a hard reboot of the multifaceted superhero franchise under the direction of James Gunn. First up for Gunn is “Superman,” with actor David Corenswet stepping into the role of space alien Kal-El/mild-mannered reporter Clark Kent/blue-suited metahuman Superman. Corenswet is […]
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Social Security’s 90th anniversary
To the Editor: “Social Security’s Legacy and Its Future,” an AARP article in the Bangor Daily News, highlights some of the key challenges facing Social Security. On its 90th anniversary, these challenges put a spotlight on a program that has served as the foundation of retirement income for millions of Americans. Here in Maine, 369,221 […]
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Master Gardener Volunteer training now accepting applications
STATE — Gardeners with a passion for community service are invited to apply for the 2025-26 Master Gardener Volunteer training offered by the University of Maine Cooperative Extension. This program combines in-depth horticultural education with meaningful community service. Applications are open now through August 15, by 4:30 p.m., with training to begin in October. […]
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Wilton Blueberry Festival to begin Friday, ending Saturday with fireworks over Wilson Pond
There will be food, music, games and a parade that will step off at 10 a.m. Saturday.