Community libraries across various towns in Maine offer a diverse range of events and programs throughout May, from book clubs and technology assistance to summer reading programs and creative workshops.
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Farmington sewer rates to stay the same
Selectmen on April 23 approved the $1.24 million budget for Waste water/Sewer Department, kept the sewer rate the same as last year.
Youth baseball changes may help the game, local economies
Farmington Area Cal Ripken Baseball majors division is following new distance regulations which means baseball teams can participate in tournaments.
Cal Ripken majors baseball starts season in Chesterville
Chesterville Community Ball Field is the first one in Franklin County to meet program requirements for teams in the older division.
Garden to sprout math, English, science and social studies knowledge
Maine School Garden Day 2024, themed “Harvesting Knowledge: Nourishing Minds Through School Gardens,” aims to enrich educators with practical insights for cultivating educational experiences through hands–on gardening, tailored workshops, and community engagement.
Fiddlehead Festival celebrates local food and community
The Maine Fiddlehead Festival showcased local food, music, activities, and demonstrations, attracting people of all ages to enjoy the lively atmosphere and connect with the greater Farmington community.
RSU 9 students recognized for ExploraVision victory
One team comprised of four fifth-grade students took home Chromebook laptops from Toshiba on Thursday, April 25, for its regional victory with its subterranean medical robot project called M.E.R.
Safe Voices new executive director feels honored to support survivors
Safe Voices Director of Programs Rebecca Austin will replace Elise Johansen as executive director June 3 after nearly nine years.
Vet At Your Door expands services to Farmington
Vet At Your Door, which offers at-home veterinary services, adds Farmington to its ongoing list of towns in its service area.