Three candidates are seeking a 3-year term on the Board of Selectmen.
New Sharon Maine
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Dog dies in fire, camper with a wooden addition burns in New Sharon
The fire is believed to have started in the area of the woodstove, Deputy New Sharon Chief Chris McKay said.
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Literary arts education nonprofit holds statewide contest
A Bangor student is the grand prize winner; local county winners reside in Turner, New Sharon, West Gardiner, Bethel and Pittsfield.
Posted inMaine, Politics
State Rep. Frost reports on legislative efforts to Fayette Select Board
Sharon Frost addressed local concerns and encouraged public involvement in state policymaking.
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Farmington club launches community grant program
Applications will be accepted until April 1.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Cape Cod Hill School kicks off Fall Into Reading program for early literacy and life skills
Cape Cod Hill School’s Fall Into Reading program encourages early literacy and responsibility by fostering daily reading habits and rewarding students with outdoor-themed prizes to connect learning with Maine’s natural beauty.
Posted inElection 2024, Franklin, News, The Franklin Journal
Franklin County sheriff, register of probate win reelection
Sheriff Scott Nichols Sr. wins fourth term with Heidi Jordan, register of probate winning second term.
Posted inElection 2024, Elections, Franklin, Politics
Carlton wins Franklin County commission District 4
Republican Robert Carlton of Freeman Township, is seeking reelection to the commission.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Fit Girls program fosters confidence, healthy habits for Franklin County youth
The Fit Girls program at Cape Cod Hill School in New Sharon offers free, inclusive outdoor activities for fourth and fifth-grade girls in Franklin County, promoting physical health, literacy and community service through running, reading and caring.
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Children explore emergency and construction vehicles at Cape Cod Hill School’s Touch a Truck event
Over 100 attendees enjoyed Cape Cod Hill School’s recent Touch a Truck event, where children explored fire trucks, police cars, and construction vehicles while interacting with local volunteers.