Voters will consider a $100,000 grant for The Dragon’s Nest skateboard park, changing the Fire Department’s retirement plan, adopting new tree ordinance and approving amendments to traffic ordinance.
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Photos: Blueberries harvested in Wilton
Thistle Moon Farm in Wilton is expanding beyond highbush blueberries, adding flowers and more to its offerings.
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FOWL celebrates 35 years, recognizes new president, scholarship recipient
Friends of Wilson Lake members conduct a number of programs each year to promote the health of the lake.
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Farmington flower grower starts with bouquets, looks to expand choices
Xiaofang Shi Clark has lived in Farmington for about five years, and first grew and sold flowers while in Hampden.
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Wilton church welcomes new pastor
Richard “Rick” Dorian has experience as a pastor, chaplain and executive director.
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Junior Turner recognized for 53 years of firefighting in Farmington
Junior Turner retired May 31, 53 years to the day from when he first became involved with fighting fires.
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Town to collaborate on funding sought for 2025 Moose Festival in Farmington
The annual state moose lottery drawing is scheduled for June 21, 2025, and part of a two-day Moose Festival being planned in Farmington.
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A fluffy dog completes the eighth annual Readers, Writers and Runners 5K
The eighth annual Readers, Writers and Runners 5K had a successful turnout July 20 at the Phillips Public LIbrary in Phillips.
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A fluffy dog completes the eighth annual Readers, Writers and Runners 5K
The eighth annual Readers, Writers and Runners 5K had a successful turnout July 20 at the Phillips Public LIbrary in Phillips.
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Phillips Public Library hosts successful eighth annual 5K and author event
The Phillips Public Library’s eighth annual Readers, Writers and Runners 5K was a successful event July 20 featuring mystery author Maureen Milliken, scenic running routes and unique ceramic medals, raising over $1,300 for the library.