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Farmington to hold invasive species walk Saturday

The walk is part of Farmington’s designation as a Tree City USA, with this being its 46th year in the program.

Game playing in Farmington gazebo

Livermore road contract, plow truck agreement approved

Manzer’s Fine Grade & Earthwork in Anson will finish reconstruction of River Road using same pricing as last year.

Spruce Mountain teams prepare for Envirothon

Four teams from Spruce Mountain High School will compete at the 2023 Maine Southwestern Regional Envirothon Thursday, May 25, at Camp Gustin in Sabattus.

RSU 73: Adult education grant requests move forward

Spruce Mountain Adult and Community Education applications through the offices of Senators Susan Collins and Angus King for Congressionally Directed Spending have been sent to the Appropriations Committee with recommendations for funding.

RSU 73 directors updated on grant funding, students’ worsening behavior on buses

Norma Jackman, the district’s director of transportation, said two parents have been sent bills for student damage to a bus.

UMF Class of 2023 had strength, determination

Good work is different than a high-paying job or even a career regarded well by others, it is about finding something that provides an important service to others that can be undertaken ethically, commencement speaker Dr. Doris Santoro stated.

Farmington police expenditures approved

Selectmen Tuesday night, May 9, approved paying the Town of Jay $34,428 for officer training of a new hire and spending $52,515.80 for a new police vehicle.

Rustic Roots Farm receives award for partnership with UMF

Erica Emery and Dave Allen, owners of Rustic Roots Farm received the Corporate Partner of the Year Award which recognizes an outstanding corporate partner and its staff for their exemplary partnership with a Maine Campus Compact member institution.