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Livermore to consider medical marijuana moratorium ordinance

LIVERMORE — Voters will decide next week whether to adopt a 180-day moratorium on allowing medical marijuana retail stores, dispensaries, testing facilities and manufacturing facilities. “It gives us six months’ time for the Planning Board to figure out how and what the town can put into effect, Selectperson Tom Gould said at a public hearing Oct. […]

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Farmington man accused of assault, terrorizing

FARMINGTON — A man accused of hitting a woman with his car door after she complained about his erratic driving near a bus stop on Brickyard Road on Tuesday remained in jail Thursday evening, according to authorities. Alan Eaton, 40, of Farmington was arrested Wednesday on misdemeanor charges of assault and terrorizing, Deputy Chief Shane […]

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Flash mob promotes breast cancer awareness

Members of the Witchy Women of Franklin County, partnered with Healthy Community Coalition in Farmington, do a flash mob down Broadway on Wednesday. They stopped at several businesses to promote education and the importance of breast cancer awareness and mammograms. Leading the group are Karen Garland-Kidder, left, and Sabrina LoPizzo. Janis Walker, program manager of […]

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Farmington man pleads guilty to importing fentanyl

FARMINGTON — A local man pleaded guilty Tuesday to going to New Hampshire and bringing back fentanyl in June. Christopher Tracy, 25, of Farmington pleaded guilty to a felony charge of illegal importation of scheduled drugs and a violation of release conditions in a separate case at Franklin County Superior Court. Tracy waived indictment before […]

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Former superintendent challenges incumbent in bid for Franklin County treasurer

FARMINGTON — A former superintendent in two school districts is challenging Franklin County Treasurer Pam Prodan as she seeks re-election and the chance to continue overseeing the county’s finances.  Quenten Clark Jr., a Republican from Farmington, is challenging Prodan, a Democrat from Wilton, for a four-year term as treasurer. The job is budgeted with a […]