Frank Donald has served as Wilton’s park and recreation director for 31 years.
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Franklin County to form committee to review budgetary statute
The intent is to improve the budget process and clarify rules between commissioners and budget committee.
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RSU 9 school board approves hybrid models
RSU 9 students will return to school Sept. 8 under plans for a combination of remote and in-person learning.
Posted inSchools & Education, The Franklin Journal
RSU 9 school board agenda
Regional School District 9 Agenda 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, August 11 ***The school board meeting will be conducted via Zoom which the public can attend by clicking on the link listed on the district’s website.*** Item 1: Call to Order Item 2: Pledge Item 3: Public comment Item 4: Report of the chairperson A. Good news stories […]
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Franklin County community addressing homelessness
Shelter hopes to announce a new location in the coming weeks.
Posted inSchools & Education, The Franklin Journal
RSU 9 presents return to school models
Grades nine through twelve will be limited to either a hybrid model or a fully remote model.
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Wilton select board reviews final Town Meeting details
The Town Meeting will take place outside on August 17, with the option for people to remain in their cars.
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Franklin County state valuation increases, tax rate up 4 cents
Commissioners set the tax rate at $1.32 per $1,000 of valuation on July 29.
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RSU 9 superintendent outlines back-to-school plan
Prekindergarten through eighth-grade students would have the option for a full return to school, while high school students would be limited to a hybrid model.
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Farmington native navigates Appalachian Trail during pandemic
FARMINGTON — Brooklynn Winters, a 21-year-old Farmington native also known as “Bear Bait,” has been hiking the Appalachian Trail (AT) since May 12. After saving and planning for a year, Winters almost canceled her hike entirely due to the pandemic and pressure from friends and family members. “My thought process was, well, I am going […]