Pond will have her name added to a plaque and receive a $500 scholarship in honor of Jamie Beth Shible.
Franklin Journal
Weld recognizes those veterans who never got to take off their uniforms
Four veterans who lived in Weld when they enlisted were recognized for their service during recent conflicts.
Volunteer of the Week: Wilton woman recognized as a saint for her instrumental efforts in the church and wider community
Ryan has been instrumental in various endeavors of the church and the region.
Farmington Area Ecumenical Ministry presents Salt and Light awards to 2 clergy
Susan Crane was instrumental in the formation of FAEM (Farmington Area Ecumenical Ministry) and its heating assistance program while David Smith had served as pastor of First Congregational Church UCC in Wilton since 2012.
Farmington holds Arbor Day event Saturday at Walton’s Mill Park as part of Tree City USA certification
The event is part of being named as a Tree City USA.
Farmington board recognizes 100th anniversary of Teague World War I Memorial Arch
Farmington Select Board votes to review policy regarding sale of food at Hippach Field after food truck owner asks permission to provide ice cream treats for a planned school field trip/field day there.
Author Peter Brown visits Kingfield Elementary School
Children’s author Peter Brown shares his Maine-inspired artwork and storytelling techniques, captivating Kingfield Elementary students.
Phillips Farmers Market opening day
The Phillips Farmers Market opened May 25 at its new location, the Phillips Area Community Center featuring a wide variety of local products and unique artisan goods.
Kingfield officials stress better communication needed with Village Enhancement Committee
While the committee’s authority remains advisory, its role is to guide the expenditure of TIF funds earmarked for village enhancements.
Wilton gym expands to include 24-hour access
The Studio in Wilton will be adding a 24-hour gym to its list of services, which include nutrition and group classes.