Several area entities hold annual plant sales to help fund scholarships and other projects.
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Recycled Works for ME to open in New Sharon
Recycled Works for ME, opening on May 24 in New Sharon, offers a variety of repurposed and handmade items crafted by owner Nancy Bowden, including unique furniture, vintage pieces, and creative decor.
Girls on the Run motivates girls at Kingfield Elementary School
Girls on the Run in Kingfield empowers young girls through physical activity, fostering confidence, friendship, and healthy habits.
Mt. Blue Middle School student is Maine’s winner for ‘Doodle for Google’ contest
Olivia Fish of Farmington is one of 55 winners for the ‘Doodle for Google’ art contest, and will be moving on to the nationals.
Jake’s aims to fill gap left behind by Sears, Bouffard’s Furniture & Carpet in Farmington
After the closing of Sears and Bouffards last year, Jake Dunton to strike out on his own to fill the void left behind.
Farmington-based schools’ $45 million budget approved, sent to voters for June 11
22 articles were passed Tuesday, May 21, for the RSU 9 district budget and voters will make the final decision next month for the primary election.
Embden engineer hired as Franklin County road supervisor
Robert “Bob” Lightbody will be paid $60,000 a year.
Wilton fire kills cat, damages house Thursday morning
A male resident awoke about 4 a.m. to the smell of smoke. He opened the basement door and noticed smoke was coming up, Fire Rescue Chief Sonny Dunham said.
Tilsley – morals, ethics and more
To the Editor: Kyle Tilsley is one of the most respectable and influential mentors I have ever had. When Kyle was promoted to Lieutenant with the State Police, his attitude and willingness to help never changed. Over the years Kyle became known for arriving on a scene and approaching the other responders with the simple […]