A survey asked students if they were open to graduating with the Class of 2021
Franklin Journal
Matthew Foster: Outdoor recreation needs sustainable funding
As a state that relies heavily on tourism and recreation as one of its primary economic forces, Maine has been squandering one of its most valuable assets for far too long: the land and open space that locals and visitors love so much. I have lived in Colorado and the Midwest, visited Alaska, the Pacific […]
Maine’s Open Farm Day goes virtual
More than 80 participating farms throughout the state will update their Facebook pages with virtual farm tours on Sunday, July 26.
Farmington Summer Fest canceled
The Farmington Summer Fest is added to a long list of canceled summer events due to COVID-19 concerns.
It’s Scary: For Luke Wignall, no easy answers
Four months after COVID-19 almost killed him, Luke Wignall says healthcare and other professionals aren’t prepared for post COVID-19 patients.
After 22 years, Tracy steps down from planning board
“It’s a good time to stop, we’re finishing up on all the big projects,” Tracy said.
Funds needed to continue Wilton’s downtown flowers
The Wilton summer flower project has expanded over the years with more than 50 containers now adding color to the downtown.
Wilton Selectboard Agenda
Wilton Selectboard Agenda 6 p.m. Tuesday, July 21 ***As a result of the COVID-19 crisis the Board has determined to conduct this meeting via remote access as provided in LD 2167 (Part G). As required by law, all votes taken at this meeting will be taken by roll call. For information on participating in this […]
RSU 9 board gets surveys on school opening, busing
Data, so far, indicates most parents support in-school learning.
Farmington to repair municipal building parking lot, replace cemetery fence
Only some of the recommended repairs will be made at the municipal building.