The .35 acre property comes with a $99,500 price tag and is adjacent to parcels already owned by the town.
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Farmington residents get new property values after revaluation
Farmington’s first townwide revaluation in decades resets property values, aiming to equalize the tax burden without raising overall revenue.
Wilton projects aim to curb erosion, protect Wilson Lake and Varnum Pond
Shoreline and water quality improvements will benefit Wilson Lake, Varnum Pond, and the community for years to come.
Pedestrian hit, killed by vehicle in Norway
The victim was struck Tuesday morning on Main Street, according to officials.
Farmington-based schools kick off year with rising test scores
Mt. Blue Middle, Cascade Brook, and Mallett start the year with new hires, upgraded spaces, and initiatives linking student success to local community support.
Child care center in Rangeley dedicated to community champion
The Rangeley Child Care Center is expected to open in October and will accommodate 74 children six weeks old through school age.
Community solar presentation set
Learn about cooperative solar power and how to lower your electric rates.
Norway Landmarks Preservation Society introduces grants
The group that was the Friends of the Gingerbread House is now the Norway Landmarks Preservation Society, and with the investment of proceeds from the sale, will offer grants for historical preservation projects.
Jack-O-Lanterns at McLaughlin Garden
The 12th Annual Jack-O’-Lantern Spectacular will be open on October 16, 17, and 18, with a fun dinosaur theme.
Gold LEAF Institute fall and winter term kicks off Oct. 8
FARMINGTON — Learn more about Gold LEAF Institute (GLI) and our fall and winter classes at GLI’s Fall/Winter Kickoff from 3-5 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 8, at St. Joseph’s Parish Hall, 130 Quebec St. The Fall/Winter Kickoff is free and open to the public. GLI is a member-run organization affiliated with the University of Maine […]