MSAD 58 Superintendent Laura Columbia shares important updates in the district.
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Wilton Free Public Library hosts homeschool meet and greet
Wilton Free Public Library creates an opportunity for homeschooled children and parents to connect.
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Kingfield board explores school funding burden amid rising costs
The Kingfield Select Board is considering a review of the school cost-sharing formula after discussions with Maine Department of Education’s Paula Gravelle revealed the town’s significant financial burden under the current EPS funding model.
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Phillips Area Community Center hosts local art show showcasing talent
Local artists, including Cindy Worthley, Luisa Stearns, Bill Chase, and Carolyn Smith, displayed their work at the Phillips Area Community Center’s art show on Sept. 15, drawing a crowd to appreciate a variety of creative pieces.
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RSU 9 board discusses professional development, Bjorn funds allocation
The RSU 9 board of directors reviewed professional development plans for the 2024-25 school year and unanimously approved the use of additional Bjorn funds to enhance the Mt. Blue Middle School culinary arts program.
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Twice Sold Tales hosts author events in Farmington
In collaboration with Devaney, Doak, and Garrett Booksellers and Rustica Journal, Twice Sold Tales hosts Thursday Island Readings.
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Photos: Farmington Fair opens to great weather, with much to see and do
The 183rd edition of Farmington Fair opened Sunday.
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ConvenientMD medical facility approved in Farmington
Mike d’Hemecourt, developer at Harborlight Properties of Portland, said the plan is to start building as soon as possible in the spring and finish by the end of the year.
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Two Farmington businesses support Police Department’s active shooter training
Franklin Savings Bank donated $2,000 and Kyes Insurance chipped in $1,641 to cover costs for active shooter training held earlier this year in Farmington.
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Donations cover costs of Farmington active shooter training
Donations from Franklin Savings Bank and Kyes Insurance covered costs associated with an active shooter training earlier this year attended by 65 law enforcement personnel from around the state.