George Orwell’s classic science fiction novel ‘1984’ starts off return of New Commons Project

University of Maine at Farmington

Farmington’s wastewater screened for COVID-19 fragments

The UMaine System's monitoring program includes the UMF campus.

Farmington to reconsider climate pollution resolution

The four selectmen present at the Tuesday, Jan. 26, board meeting were deadlocked on whether a resolution supporting a fee to reduce climate pollution should be included on the annual town meeting warrant.

New programming at Foster

"It's my favorite class. It's practically all I can think about this school year. 'When can I go to Foster Tech next?'" — EMT student Emma Jacot-Descombes

‘Patron saint of helping others’: Popular track coach Dan Campbell has stage-4 cancer

Longtime Edward Little, St. Dom's and UMaine-Farmington coach who has served as a role model and mentor to hundreds athletes is now finding strength from others after diagnosis.

Free tax filing services offered by Western Maine CA$H Coalition

Clients who make $56,000 or less are eligible for free tax preparation services with the United Way of the Tri-Valley Area.

Farmington selectmen deadlocked over climate pollution resolution

The board will revisit the issue when all members are present.

Jan. 26 Farmington Board of Selectmen agenda

New Northern Lights owners will continue great service, products

After 26 years, Marty Farnum and Todd Richard have sold Northern Lights Hearth and Sports in Farmington to Joshua and Alicia Bell. Joshua has worked at the business for more than 13 years.

Supper Club: Dinners are returning Sunday evenings at Farmington church

Old South First Congregational Church has relaunched its free-meal program.