The board also approved the town’s farmers’ market location and a topographical survey for the Wilson Lake retaining wall.
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The county clock: Nuisance or nostalgia?
Franklin County’s Howard tower clock was installed at the courthouse on Main Street in Farmington in 1885.
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RSU 9 approves budget timeline, interim assistant principal
Directors approved special education teacher Galen Dalrymple to Mt. Blue High School’s assistant principal post.
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Local residents respond to D.C. Capitol demonstration
Franklin County community members offer their first-impressions to last week’s demonstration at the D.C. Capitol.
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RSU 9 Board of Directors agenda
Regional School Unit 9 Board of Directors agenda Tuesday, January 12, 2021, 6:30 p.m. Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87030161488?pwd=My94YzdhSEYvTVF0K3V2VUx3ZUYzUT09 I. Call to order II. Pledge of allegiance III. Public comment IV. Report of the chairperson A. Good news stories from board / administrator V. Superintendent’s report – Monique Poulin A. New hires, transfers, resignations, and retirements Motion […]
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RSU 9 budget timeline approved, interim assistant principal named
Directors name special education teacher Galen Dalrymple to Mt. Blue High School post.
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2020 – The Year in Review Part 2
July Western Maine trails received $87,000 in grants with $30,000 granted to The Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust to improve wayfaring in the trust’s 36 miles of trails. Trailhead signs and trail markers will be improved and an in-town trail between Rangeley’s Lakeside Park and the Rangeley Public Library will be constructed. “Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust […]
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Wilton board approves medical marijuana licenses and Mt. Blue TV budget
Cannatopia, Power Plant and Rocky Hill licenses were renewed and Wilton’s contribution to Mt. Blue TV was approved.
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UMaine announces spring semester plans
Spring semester classes will begin a week later than usual, January 25, at University of Maine System campuses.
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Year in review part 1
January The new year was welcomed by 8 pound, 1.5-ounce Henry Nickolas, the first baby delivered at Franklin Memorial Hospital in 2020. He is the second child to Rangeley parents Carina and Eugene Nickolas. As one of the first babies of the year, Henry Nickolas received a $500 Alfond Grant to go towards higher education […]