Here’s what happened in the second half of 2024.
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Future uncertain for Farmington Big Lots
Information on whether the Farmington Big Lots will remain open was not known Monday morning, Dec. 30.
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Transportation director highlights successes, recognizes team efforts
Transportation Director Richard Joseph praised his team for their dedication, community involvement, and commitment to safety during the Dec. 10 Regional School Unit 9 board meeting, highlighting accomplishments such as parade participation, charity initiatives, and professional development.
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Superintendent defends traditional snow days for RSU 9
Superintendent Christian Elkington reaffirmed RSU 9’s commitment to traditional snow days, emphasizing equity, student well-being, and the challenges of remote learning in rural communities.
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Grant at school enhances family, community connections
The First 10 Grant at Cape Cod Hill School is fostering stronger connections between families, schools and the community through innovative initiatives like a resource hub, transportation support, and early childhood development programs.
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Historic Mills family home for sale in Farmington
The historic Georgian Revival family home of Maine Governor Janet Mills is now on the market in Farmington, offering vintage charm, modern updates, and redevelopment potential.
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Mallett students deliver food donations, perform skit
W.G. Mallett School students delivered food donations to the local food pantry and celebrated the holiday season with a creative first-grade skit.
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Farmington-based school staff addresses technology concerns in schools
RSU 9 Director of Technology Kevin Bremner addressed concerns about iPad use, teacher feedback and technology challenges, emphasizing their role in preparing students for modern workforce demands.
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Kingfield students engage in hands-on activities
Kingfield Elementary School hosted a day of place-based learning last month, where students explored acorns, tree identification, and sustainable forestry.
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Phillips-area school board discusses repair vs. rebuild
MSAD 58 board members analyze the facilities report, will decide how to go forward.