The recently established ATV access road has already caused issues with some residents. Also, Wilton select board move forward on their partnership with AVCOG over potential grant programs.
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UMF hosts banned book performance
Featuring lines and dialogue from books that have been banned over the years for many different reasons, honor students at UMF gave a performance that was also their final project for a class on banned books.
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Chester Greenwood Day warms crowd despite the rain
In spite of weather conditions, the celebration of the inventor of earmuffs went off without a hitch as hundreds flocked to downtown Farmington.
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Farmington Grange plans new program, continues others
The Wednesday Workers and Warm Ups will provide help for sewing and craft projects while offering a warm place for the community to gather this winter.
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More students fed in RSU 9 schools
Director of Food Services Andrew Hutchins cites costs for fresh produce.
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Wilton Select Board approves staggered water rate increases
On Nov. 15, the select board voted to approve a staggered water rate increase and discontinue the police recruitment bonus.
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UMF, Bates named among the most environmentally responsible colleges in the nation
UMF was listed as one of the most environmentally responsible colleges by the Princeton Review.
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RSU 9 sports heading into winter strong
Administrative reports from the Sports and Technology programs brought some good news to the RSU 9 board of directors meeting Nov. 8.
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UMF models the future of actuary science
UMF partnered with the Actuarial Foundation to host the “Modeling the Future Challenge” for high school students across the state.
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Wilton farmers market moves indoors for winter
The market will be open in the First Congregational Church 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. the first and third Saturdays of the month.