A history of what is now the Narrow Gauge Pathway.
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Narrow Gauge Pathway keeps getting better and better
The former Kingfield and Dead River Railroad bed has been converted to a multi-use, all season trail that just keeps getting better and better, Deb Bowker, Carrabassett Valley recreation director said.
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Chester Greenwood Day and the earmuff to be celebrated Dec. 7
This year’s celebration will be the 48th version of the event that made Farmington a media event in 1977.
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Chester Greenwood Day and the earmuff to be celebrated Dec. 7
This year’s celebration will be the 48th version of the event that made Farmington a media event in 1977.
Posted inFranklin, News, The Franklin Journal
MSAD 58 agrees on how to spend remaining nutrition money
The MSAD 58 board of directors gave ideas on how to spend remaining nutrition funds.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
MSAD 58 proposes new committee to take on new state required program
At the MSAD 58 board of directors meeting members were informed of a new state mandated program to come, agreed on necessary changes.
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Franklin County Children’s Task Force hosts Magic 1-2-3 parenting series
The Franklin County Children’s Task Force is hosting the “Magic 1-2-3: Effective Discipline for Children 2-12” series at Cascade Brook School, offering parents practical strategies to improve child behavior through a supportive, community-focused program.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Academy Hill School hosts monthly PBIS assembly to celebrate students and foster community
Academy Hill School’s monthly PBIS assemblies celebrate students and staff for embodying the school’s Eagle Code while fostering community and reinforcing positive behaviors.
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Jay wants more information before considering contribution for Franklin County grant for river gauges
The total project cost is $151,400. The Federal Emergency Management Agency’s Hazard Mitigation Grant Program would pay 75%, or $113,550.
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New Sharon man requests new trial in unlawful sexual contact case
A Franklin County juror allegedly contacted the victim following the trial.