A Stillwater company will provide the plow and attachments for $162,995.
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Free outdoor fitness courts available in Farmington
FARMINGTON — A new outdoor fitness court is set to open Friday, Sept. 6, on the University of Maine at Farmington campus. UMF is the first higher education partner to team up with Community Health Options and National Fitness Campaign as part of a campaign to build fitness courts across the state. The UMF Fitness Court […]
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Farmington man, 4 teens accused of robbing, assaulting boy in Wilton
Ty K. Looney, 23, of Farmington is accused in confrontation involving eight juveniles.
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MaineHealth rebrands emergency medical services
NorthStar EMS and Paramedic Alliance for Community Emergencies will soon be known as MaineHealth Emergency Medical Services.
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Franklin County commissioners returning to 3 p.m. meetings
The county will host the Maine County Commissioners Association annual conference next month at Sugarloaf resort in Carrabassett Valley.
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Color Me United 5K walk/run returning to Farmington
United Way of the Tri-Valley Area is hosting the Color Me United 5K run/walk again Saturday, August 24, in Farmington.
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United Way sees record low in participants for free school supplies in Farmington
United Way of the Tri-Valley Area’s “Packs for Progress” event sees only a third of its usual number of sign ups.
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Gifford’s Ice Cream in Farmington permanently closes ‘with a heavy heart’
FARMINGTON — Gifford’s Ice Cream announced the permanent closure of its Farmington shop Wednesday morning with a post on Facebook. In the post, the company expressed their sorrow over this loss of their second-ever store that opened in 1982. The location was flooded with mud and water when the Sandy River rose and covered lower […]
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Farmington library plans art excursion for teens Sept. 4
An additional teen art opportunity with the library is the bookmark making contest.
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Franklin County commissioners approve $138,073 for student scholarships
The money comes from the tax increment financing account for unorganized territories.