One of the options for the Fire Rescue Department is to add one per diem part-time coverage for weekends from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays.
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RSU 9 approves International Student Program expansion
The RSU 9 board approved an expansion of the district’s International Student Program, aiming to double enrollment and revenue, restore elementary world language programming, and enhance cultural opportunities without requiring local funding.
Farmington-based school board OKs student trip to Canary Islands
The RSU 9 board approved a field trip for 13 students through the school’s International Student Program.
Teen charged in burglary at medical marijuana store in Livermore Falls last fall
Livermore Falls police are still investigating a Dec. 30 burglary at Fish Meadow Cannabis at 93 Main St.
Farmington remembers work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Dozens of people from the greater Farmington area attended the Martin Luther King Jr. Day service.
‘Rural Students’ are the new minority in college admissions
STATE — Rural students have traditionally faced barriers to higher education: geographic distance, financial constraints, limited exposure to higher education, cultural and social factors, and technological divides. With the current demographic shift in college admissions, however, they are being targeted as a key cohort. As we experience a population decline with fewer graduates, rural students […]
Strong-based school board approves use of fields for annual soccer tournament
The annual Western Mountain 7v7 Soccer Classic will take place Aug. 1-3.
Livermore Falls Planning Board approves changes to Solar Energy Systems Ordinance
The document limits facilities to 15 acres and includes protections for firefighters.
Winter Fun Day at Mt. Blue State Park is Feb. 8
The Winter Fun Day – Take It Outside event is a program of the Bureau of Parks and Lands.
For Richard Wilde, extra job has supported area students
Wilde, who has worked Sundays at Ron’s Market in Farmington and used his earnings for scholarships at Mt. Blue High School, will retire Sunday, Jan. 26.