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Digital marketing workshop for farmers set for Farmington April 3
FARMINGTON — University of Maine Cooperative Extension and the Greater Franklin Food Council are set to offer a Digital Marketing for Farms workshop from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday, April 3, at North Dining Hall in the Olsen Student Center, University of Maine Farmington, 111 South St. Participants will hear from Kelsey Kobik, a […]
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Franklin County selectmen to elect 11 members for county Budget Advisory Committee
It is the first year 11 members will serve on the panel to represent five new commissioner districts.
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Farmington arts center to host ‘Broken Clock: Film, Performance and Dialogue’ March 26
“Broken Clock” is an original play about incarceration, gun violence, grief, family, trust and time.
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Security at Farmington courthouse getting updated Monday
All individuals will need to call up to a county office and request to be buzzed in at the main entrance at 140 Main St.
Posted inLocal & State, News
Strong woman cited after pedestrian was hit in Farmington
Taller aluminum poles and a new set of flashing crosswalk lights on Main Street will be installed Monday and Tuesday.
Posted inLocal & State
Franklin County Commissioners choose Richmond company to replace Madrid Township bridge
Commissioners accepted Wyman & Simpson Inc.’s bid of more than $1 million to replace the bridge in 60 days.
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Sidney teenager struck by vehicle in crosswalk in Farmington
Steven Anthony, 18, was crossing from Scott Hall to the UMF Admissions Office side when he was hit by a vehicle driven by Samantha Deckard, 39, of Strong.
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Franklin County commissioners appoint Rumford woman as administrator
Commissioners also gave Franklin County Opioid Settlement Advisory Committee a $150,000 budget to work off.
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Grafting apple trees workshop set for Farmington March 28
Participants will use specialized tools to graft young trees to take home.