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Franklin County Democrats to learn about ranked choice voting

FARMINGTON — The Franklin County Democratic Committee will meet from 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday, May 6, at Mallett School. The guest speaker will be Abbie Ryder of The Chamberlain Project Foundation. Ryder’s nonpartisan presentation will address the impact, pros and cons of ranked-choice voting. An “Act to Implement Ranked-choice Voting in 2021” will be […]

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Three Franklin County 4-H members going to Eastern States Expo

FARMINGTON  — University of Maine Cooperative Extension 4-H in Franklin County was represented by 10 participants at the State 4-H Public Speaking Tournament on April 7 at UMaine in Orono Fifty-seven 4-H members from throughout the state competed in categories, demonstrations and illustrated talks, which were then scored by a three-judge panel. The 4-H public […]

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Farmington Lions Club holds annual Speak-Out contest at Mt. Blue High School

FARMINGTON — Farmington Lions Club conducted its annual Speak-Out at Mt. Blue High School on April 11. As part of its mission, the Farmington Lions Club sponsors a public speaking contest for high schoolers in order to help them “think about important issues facing them and their community and the state of nation, organize their […]

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Rotary speaker discusses Business Network International

The guest speaker April 16 at the River Valley Rotary Club Fellowship Luncheon was Cherri Crockett, Argonne Independent Consultant and member of Business Network International. She spoke on BNI, an organization where business professionals gather weekly to talk about their professions and share referrals with other business professionals. In the photo are Randy Therrien, club […]

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Chester Greenwood items on loan to historical society

FARMINGTON — The Farmington Historical Society has received on loan Chester Greenwood’s roll-top desk, his office typewriter, adding machine and check writer. The Greenwood collection also includes many earmuffs and handmuffs that were samples to choose colors and advertisements. All items are on loan to the society from grandson George Greenwood and his children. When […]