No one was injured in the Friday morning incident.
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Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Wilton faces 15% increase in sewer rates
The Wilton selectboard voted to increase the town’s sewer rates to account for the sharp increase in budget spending due to new regulations for the disposal of sludge potentially contaminated with PFAS.
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Public takeout supper set for East Wilton
WILTON — A public takeout supper is set for 5-6 p.m. Saturday, March 18, at the Harland M. Harnden Masonic Building, 70 Bryant Road. The corned beef meal will include a homemade dessert. Due to circumstances, home delivery will not be available in either Wilton or Farmington. The price will be $10 for adults and […]
Posted inLivermore Falls Advertiser
Wilton select board approves new water/sewer budget
Wilton select board approved their new water and sewer budget for 2023 on Tuesday, Feb 21, with little wiggle room for new tools and the potential for a steep increase in sewer rates.
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Lewiston-based organization to offer classes, workshops in March
LEWISTON — SeniorsPlus plans to offer a mix of classes and workshops in March. Classes are held in person at the organization’s locations: 8 Falcon Road in Lewiston; 284 Main St., Suite 210, in Wilton; and 9 Marston St. in Norway. Classes will be held online or hybrid. Classes are free, unless noted. Locations are […]
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Lewiston agency to offer art therapy classes for those with dementia
SeniorsPlus launched Opening Minds through Art in Androscoggin, Oxford and Franklin counties this month. This program strives to bring joy, art and pride to community members living with dementia and Alzheimer’s. Through a series of classes, OMA engages students with dementia in creating free-wheeling art, according to a news release from the agency. OMA classes […]
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Wilton moving forward with Community Resilience Partnership
The Wilton select board received a visit from Zach Gosselin of the Androscoggin Valley Council of Governments, who established the next steps for partnership in the program.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Wilton reduces fees for cannabis store renewals
The Wilton select board voted to reduce the cost of inspection fees for retail/medical marijuana stores from $1333 to $100, and are planning to re-examine the fees and the ordinance at a later date.
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Reinvigorating old apple trees workshop coming to Wilton
The University of Maine Cooperative Extension will have their own Nick Rowley team up with Senator Russell Black to host a workshop on rejuvenating old apple trees in Wilton on March 4.
