Programs protect, new documentary promotes Wilson Lake

The courtesy boat inspection program prevents invasive water plants and other unwanted things from entering Wilson Lake while a new documentary will showcase the importance of the lake’s environmental impact, the economic significance it can have for the town and its cultural aspects.

Livermore to continue maintenance of controversial Wyman Road, based on recent survey map

Residents at the end of the road want the town to plow to their house.

Maine’s Paper & Heritage Museum grant in jeopardy without matching funds

Maine’s Paper & Heritage Museum will lose a $25,000 grant to repair the building’s foundation if it doesn’t raise the required $25,000 match by end of November.

Bargains found at North Jay Grange yard sale

Area farms participating in Open Farm Day

Farm tours, product samples and an opportunity to learn more about regional farms will be available Sunday, July 23, during Open Farm Day.

Franklin County livestock producers have never seen a year like this

Incessant rain is taking a serious toll on dairy and beef producers in the region.

Farmington Summer Fest set for July 22

Activities will take place on Broadway, in Meetinghouse Park and other locations throughout Farmington.

Farmington approves Fire Rescue requests

Selectmen approved putting out bids to get pricing to replace the department’s Ford F-150 which has significant rust damage and mechanical issues, will not pass
inspection without significant repairs.

Class of ’66 holds Wilton Academy reunion

An annual reunion is held for students who graduated from Wilton Academy, the town’s high school before Wilton joined Regional School Unit 9.

Farmington Fire Rescue getting bids to replace 2010 pickup

The Ford F-150 has significant rust and mechanical issues and would not pass inspection.