University of Maine at Farmington will host a vaccine clinic on Saturday, Sept. 18.
Franklin Journal
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Two directors resign from Farmington school board
Jesse Sillanpaa cited mask mandates, and Craig Stickney cited blocked funding as reasons.
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Farmington’s new town manager looks to build on strong foundation
New Town Manager Christian Waller looks to strategic planning to ensure spending is in line with the community’s needs and desires.
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County Dems gain perspective with first student board member
Scott Donahue is providing the insights of his generation as a member of the Franklin County Democrat’s executive board.
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Wilton finds no trace of sewage leaking into Wilson Lake
Though testing has determined sewage is not leaking into Wilson Lake, Wilton residents disagree.
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Retirement party held for Farmington town maanger
Davis was surprised with a retirement party Friday afternoon, Aug. 27, his last day as Farmington Town Manager.
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Franklin County projects get help from High Peaks Alliance
Trail improvements in Farmington and Strong are underway while a committee has been formed to help manage Kingfield’s Shiloh Pond.
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For 35 years, Mary Ryan has been doing her part to keep Wilson Lake healthy
Ryan’s 35 years of service puts her “in a very elite group of uber-dedicated volunteers”; it places her in the top 1% of the hundreds of volunteers who have ever served.
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Farmington board sets 2021 tax rate, recognizes Richard Davis
The mill rate for 2021 will be $19.20 per $1,000 valuation, down 50 cents from the 2020 rate.
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Mt. Blue school board passes district-wide universal masking mandate
RSU 9 directors adjusted their policy to require universal masking. They will revisit it once a month.