Bowling with new gear

Wilton approves hazard pay stipends for police

The stipends will offer each police officer $160-200 a week, totaling $54,560.

Perry Ellsworth returning to town manager role

Longtime public servant looking forward to building rapport with the Wilton community.

‘Where’s Waldo?’ scavenger hunt returns to Farmington

Participants are tasked with finding Waldo, from “Where’s Waldo,” at businesses across downtown Farmington until July 31 as a way to support the local economy.

Exceptional teachers: the fifth grade teacher who loves seeing students smile

Regional School Unit 9 fifth grade teacher Lucinda Dreschler is passionate about collaboration with fellow teachers and the students themselves. Collaboration, she said, is the key to successful education.

Hey, batter, batter!

Farmington celebrates America’s superheroes on Fourth of July

Farmington Rotary’s annual Fourth of July parade was packed with families, farm animals and antique cars in downtown on Monday.

Mt. Blue Middle School is getting a career, tech ed center

Mt. Blue Middle School Principal James Black said this center, funded by the Bjorn Foundation can help provide opportunities for alternative forms of learning, prevent drop-out, engage students in their overall academics and prepare them for high school.

Livermore Public Library expands services

A new cake-pan program is a part of the Livermore Public Library’s efforts to cater to community needs. 

A slice of history: East Livermore’s Independence Day abolition rally

Historians say the impact of East Livermore’s anti-slavery rally of 1854 spread across Maine with an unprecedented number of attendees.