Farmington selectmen will be initiating a new program to recognize employees for their work.
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Tri-Valley Area’s Basics Fund supports local Maine communities
The Very Basics Fund is available to non-profits and similar groups in Franklin County, Livermore and Livermore Falls.
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Farmington police officers promoted
Promotions for Jonathan Parker, Rex Schweighofer and Ryan Rosie were announced at the April 9 Select Board meeting.
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Farmington selectmen consider meeting room change
At the last meeting, Chair Joshua Bell suggested moving meetings back upstairs to the conference room.
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Farmington Chess Club promotes community engagement
The Farmington Chess Club’s weekly meetings attract an average of a dozen participants, ranging from adults to homeschool students as young as 10.
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Farmington church provides medical equipment, community service
Old South Church sponsors a number of projects that help make life more comfortable for others.
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RSU 9 presents its 2024 budget
RSU 9’s budget is set at $45 million, an 8.26% increase over the previous year, but Superintendent Christian Elkington stated taxpayers will only be responsible for 4.45%.
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Farmington cook invites community to try Caribbean cuisine
Farmington local Kezia Highsmith is looking to bring more Caribbean flavors to the town, but wants some feedback from the community before taking the plunge.
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Farmington Grange celebrates 150th anniversary
The Grange will celebrate its history with an evening of entertainment.