The ‘Find Waldo Local’ event in Downtown Farmington invites families to search for the iconic character at 20 local businesses throughout July, culminating in a prize drawing and celebration.
Rebecca Richard
Staff Writer
Rebecca Richard is a reporter for the Franklin Journal. She graduated from the University of Maine after studying literature and writing. She is a small business owner, wife of 32 years and mom of eight children. Rebecca was born in Florida, but has been in Maine for over 10 years, and in New England since her teen years.
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21st Century Kids of F.R.A.N.K.L.I.N. summer programs for RSU 9 and MSAD 58 are underway
RSU 9 and MSAD 58 have kicked off their 21st Century Kids of F.R.A.N.K.L.I.N. summer programs with plans for a field trip to Mount Blue State Park in July.
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Phillips residents approve $1.4 million budget, new fire station committee at annual town meeting
Phillips residents approved a $1.4 million budget, formed a committee for a new fire station, made various appropriations for town services and projects, and honored several residents at the annual town meeting.
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Kingfield Select Board discusses village enhancement, speed tables
The Select Board discussed the responsibilities of the Village Enhancement Committee and reviewed the results of a speed table survey during their Monday meeting.
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Phillips-area school district budget passes
Kingfield voters support MSAD 58 budget and also approved zoning changes to allow two apartment buildings in town.
Posted inLocal Government, News, Schools and Education
Kingfield Select Board discusses property values, planters being painted
At the recent Kingfield Select Board meeting, discussions centered on property valuations, community aesthetics, and school budget challenges, with Maine School Administrative 58 director Mary Nodine suggesting tax adjustments for fairness.
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Kingfield voters OK $2 million budget at annual town meeting
Kingfield residents approved a $2,088,761 municipal budget and elected several officials during the annual town meeting, which featured extensive community participation and debate on various budget items.
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Kingfield officials stress better communication needed with Village Enhancement Committee
While the committee’s authority remains advisory, its role is to guide the expenditure of TIF funds earmarked for village enhancements.
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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.
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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.