Jumpin’ Jamz, a new early childhood development program for babies and toddlers, is making its way to Farmington for a grand opening on Wednesday, Oct. 4.
Franklin Journal
Posted inLocal Government
Wilton sets special town meeting on moratorium Oct. 17
Wilton will hold a special town meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 17, at 6 p.m. in regards to the cannabis moratorium and updates to ordinances.
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UMF receives research grant benefiting college and area high school students
UMF biology professor Dr. Timothy Breton has assembled his team of research assistants to help him with a three-year research project.
Posted inNews
Farmington Fair adds hay bale decorating contest to its 7-day exhibition
The fair is scheduled to open next Sunday and feature several new events.
Posted inSports
Famed sportswriter Bob Ryan to speak in Weld Saturday
Bob Ryan, a New England sports celebrity is a part-time Weld summer resident.
Posted inBusiness
Wilton accepts cannabis moratorium, public hearing set for Sept. 19
The Wilton Select Board voted to accept a six month moratorium for cannabis licenses on Tuesday, Sept. 5, and will hold a public hearing in two weeks.
Posted inCommunity, Uncategorized
Rustic Elegance open house set for Sept. 9
Rustic Elegance Custom Decor will be hosting an open house on Saturday, Sept. 9, that will feature local crafters, treats and even tacos.
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Farmington Public Works gives updates
Farmington Public Works has submitted a $75,225.29 claim to FEMA for damages incurred in the Dec. 2022 storm, plans to submit claims of $162,955 for the May storm and $28,475.27 for the June storm.
Posted inLocal & State
Farmington interviews three for town manager position
Selectmen interviewed three candidates for the open town manager position, expected a second round of interviews would be needed before a decision is made.
Posted inSchools and Education
UMF welcomes new and current students
With summer break winding down, the University of Maine Farmington welcomed new and current students back to campus Friday, Aug. 25, as the residence halls started to fill up.