Franchisee owners plan to present application at Jan. 13, 2025, Planning Board meeting.
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Franklin County bans pets at county government buildings
The Franklin County Sheriff’s K-9s are considered employees of the county and are allowed in county government buildings.
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Franklin County commissioners recognize 8 residents with Spirit of America Foundation Tribute award
Not all awardees were in attendance and one award was given posthumously.
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Polar Express event planned in Farmington Dec. 14
The event raises funds for the St. Joseph Center Food Pantry.
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Farmington academy to present Winter Holiday Spectacular
FARMINGTON — Bloom Academy of Dance (formerly Thomas Performing Arts Center) is set to present a Winter Holiday Spectacular at 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Dec. 20 and 21, and at 11 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 22. All three shows will be held at the Bjorn Auditorium on the Mt. Blue Campus, 129 Seamon Road. Many […]
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Farmington church to hold Christmas services
FARMINGTON — Farmington Baptist Church at 194 Whittier Road is set to host a children’s Nativity play during the 10:30 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 22, service. The Christmas Eve Service will begin at 6 p.m. For more information, call the church at 207-779-0731. Check out upcoming area events!
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Farmington school board talks transportation safety, staff recognition
Superintendent Christian M. Elkington noted rise in students not following school transportation safety expectations.
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Farmington board recognizes man for 40 years of service to town
Jim Kiernan, the Public Works foreman and a Fire Rescue Department on-call firefighter, reached 40 years of employment with the town of Farmington.
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New owner of Richard’s Florist adds gift shop, delivery in Farmington
Shannon Monahan previously worked as a social worker and for other florists before buying Richard’s in late summer.
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High Peaks Alliance hosts 16 regional clubs in Strong
The meeting underscored the importance of maintaining Maine’s extensive trail network through cooperative efforts between local clubs, landowners and state agencies.