Franklin County Emergency Management Agency is working with its partners to collect storm damage information.
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UMF housed out-of-state utility workers
The University of Maine at Farmington housed over a hundred out-of-state utility workers for several nights while they worked to restore power to Farmington in the aftermath of the storm.
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Franklin County commissioners approve $2 million budget for the unorganized territory for 2024-25
Commissioners also approved upgrading the server room at the jail.
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Western Maine Transportation Services seeks feedback for transit study
AUBURN — Western Maine Transportation Services is updating its 2018 Regional Public Transit Study with a survey. Responses have been good, but nowhere near what was received during the 2017/18 survey, according to a news release from Craig Zurhorst with the nonprofit public transportation corporation. This survey is for those using or needing access to […]
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Remembering the fallen from World War I
Franklin County sent boys and men to fight in World War I but 33 of them never made it home.
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Remembering Dennis Pike
Former Franklin County Sheriff Dennis Pike died earlier this month.
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Lewiston agency seeks Meals on Wheels delivery volunteers
Volunteers are especially needed at this time for deliveries in Canton, Dixfield, Bethel, Phillips, Madrid and Farmington.
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No major injuries reported on slick roads in northern Franklin County
State Route 4 in Rangeley had a quarter-inch of ice early Monday.
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Larger campfires now require burning permit
New open burning regulations went into effect Wednesday, Oct. 25.
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Schools, businesses close Thursday after Lewiston shootings
With person of interest Robert Card still at large, many local schools and businesses closed Thursday, Oct. 26, out of an abundance of caution.