There are now three students in isolation at UMF after testing positive for COVID-19.
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Wilton sets date to revise marijuana ordinance
The Select Board and Planning Board will meet Nov. 17 to revise cultivation license limits and tier categorizations.
No political influences allowed in county sheriff offices
Top law officers must perform their duties without partisan biases.
Items wanted for winter edition of Weld Kids Gazette
Any child with ties to Weld may submit written material or artwork by Nov. 30.
Farmington voters to consider solar easement agreement
Boulevard Associates wants to lease 25 acres for $1,250 per acre for 20 years.
Date set to revise Wilton’s medical marijuana ordinance
The Select Board and Planning Board will meet Nov. 17 to revise cultivation license limits and tier categorizations.
RSU 9 conducts successful contact tracing
On Oct. 9, an Academy Hill student contracted COVID-19 but no other cases have arisen yet, partly due to RSU 9’s contact tracing.
Adult education launches community support days
Community support days take place on Thursdays by appointment and offer technology and career assistance.
Weld must have ATV club to open State roads to public access
ATV/UTV’S may travel from trail heads to a gas station or to a store to get food, but can’t be used to leave home to travel directly to a trail head.
Low enrollment, staffing pose potential funding loss at RSU 9
RSU 9 receives state subsidies based on staffing and student counts which are below average this school year.