The 65th Annual Phillips Old Home Days featured a lively parade, contests, and community events, bringing together residents and visitors for a week of Maine-themed celebrations and small-town camaraderie.
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Farmington to pay for replacement of contaminated well, hires police officer
Farmington will pay 10% of the cost to install a new well on a property contaminated by forever chemicals located near the Transfer Station.
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Longtime Weld resident Eleanor Fish turns 100, celebrates with family and friends
Fish lived most of her life in Weld before moving to Edgewood Rehabilitation Center in Farmington.
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Traffic sign donated to help increase public safety in Farmington
Stephan Bunker donated the warning sign as a means t promote highway and public safety.
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RSU 9 board discusses staffing challenges, facility repairs, and special education updates at Aug. 13 meeting
The RSU 9 board of directors meeting Aug. 13 covered staffing challenges, significant facility repairs, and updates on special education programs, including new hires and program expansions.
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Used bucket truck purchase approved for Farmington Public Works
The department once had a bucket truck that wasn’t replaced after it failed inspection.
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Phillips Historical Society Museum preserves centuries of local history and personal stories
The Phillips Historical Society Museum in Phillips features unique artifacts such as a Mayflower tea set, military memorabilia and Portland Glass, while participating in community events.
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Kingfield Select Board discusses gate relocation at Shiloh Pond
The Kingfield Select Board discussed moving the gate at Shiloh Pond to improve access while balancing conservation and accessibility concerns.
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Farmington Public Library hosts park ranger Jamie Cantin
Park ranger Jami Cantin visited the Farmington Public Library to share how to make plaster casting of animal tracks. She also shared how she got her job at Mount Blue State Park.
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Kingfield Select Board considers relocating gate at remote Shiloh Pond
The Shiloh Pond Committee is charged with balancing conservation and accessibility concerns.