Randal Cousineau, who pleaded guilty to growing and selling marijuana illegally, agreed to a sentence of up to 63 months in prison.
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Volunteers, donations needed for free Christmas dinner
The 3C Society will be offering a free take-out style dinner from 12-12:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 25, at the Harnden Masonic Lodge in Wilton.
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New solar project in Farmington approved, changes to another denied
Once operational, the Clearwater Solar Partners project will provide a number of environmental benefits and the electrical power produced will be used locally.
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East Wilton masonic group offers pickup/takeout meal
EAST WILTON — The Masonic Group at the Harland M. Harnden Masonic Building at 70 Bryant Road plans to host a public pickup/takeout meatloaf meal with pumpkin pie from 5 to 6 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 20. Organizers request that meal reservations be made by 5 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 18. The cost is $9 for adults […]
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Farmington arts center to host ‘Animation Show of Shows’
FARMINGTON — The University of Maine at Farmington’s Emery Community Arts Center plans to show the 21st annual “Animation Show of Shows.” This traveling selection features 10 of the “best of the best” of the year’s animated short films, created by students and professionals around the world. These original works will be screened at the […]
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Grand jury indicts 11 of 12 defendants in alleged marijuana, money laundering scheme in Franklin County
The indictments include four for forfeiture involving 12 properties, numerous vehicles and more than $1.3 million in cash and accounts in banks and credit unions.
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Fire destroys cabin off the Whistle Stop Trail in West Farmington
Alex Jannetti was not at his home when the fire started.
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Franklin County deputy clerk named interim county clerk
Vickie Braley of Jay will remain the finance manager until that position is filled.
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Farmington Planning Board approves latest solar project
The array is expected to provide a environmental benefits and electrical power to be used locally.
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Farmington board votes to not seek a moratorium for solar projects
Last week abutters expressed concern over the 75 foot setbacks in a solar farm application, but those distances have since increased.