Stair becomes Care & Comfort president; Thomas College offers project management lecture to public.
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RSU 9 school board OKs $35.5 million budget
$461,000 was approved for alternative program for disruptive students in kindergarten through fifth grade.
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Broadcast journalist Bill Green to address graduates at UMF commencement
The host of the award-winning ‘Bill Green’s Maine’ will receive an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree at the May 12 graduation.
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Farmington selectmen OK sewer budget, rate increase
The board also received an update on a $100 million solar development at Sandy River Farms on U.S. Route 2, which is expected to produce 75 megawatts of power, enough to power more than 11,000 homes.
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Farmington-area school leaders review budget that includes alternative for ‘nonregulated’ students
Elementary school principals are proposing alternative schooling for students whose behavior is disruptive.
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Fire damages Farmington motel
The damage was contained mostly to an exterior wall, but a few rooms also were affected.
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RSU 9 directors unanimous in choosing new superintendent
Tina Meserve, RSU 16 superintendent, will be coming back to the system where she was educated.
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Recovering addicts tell their stories at UMF forum
Courtney Allen and Missy Craig describe the path they took to addiction and how they turned their lives around.
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University of Maine at Farmington students host forum on opioid addiction
An instructor of courses dealing with addiction argued that medically assisted treatment is best option for dealing with addiction.
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Signmaker praised for helping to create Farmington’s physical character
Mike Monahan touched a lot of people in the community from his days in Kingfield to his later years in Farmington.