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Wilton enacts electrical transmission corridor moratorium

Celebrating positive behavior at Cascade Brook

Wilton hears neighborhood concerns

A group of Webb, Eastern and Sunset avenue residents are concerned about the possibility that mobile homes could be moved into their neighborhood.

RSU9 updates alcohol and drug testing policy

Regional School Unit 9 follows federal law for alcohol and drug testing bus drivers with commercial licenses. But Maine's laws allowing recreational and medical marijuana use cloud the practice of testing district employees who may use personal vehicles for field trips and competitive events.

County’s 4-H auction brings out the best

About three dozen lots of pork, lamb, turkey and poultry were sold at the Farmington Fair's Youth Auction Wednesday night. Some kids opted to donate their proceeds to community members in need. Bidders were rewarded with healthily-raised, locally grown food.

Three firefighters remain critical after blast

Wilton construction project brings headaches

The owners of Mt. Law Wreathes 'n Bakery on Pond Road expressed concern at Tuesday's Select Board meeting about losing business when the road is closed for culvert work later this month.

Boothby’s Orchard kicks off apple season

Maine's apple picking season traditionally kicks off with Maine Apple Sunday. Boothby's Orchard and Farm Winery had 11 of 12 varieties of apples ready for u-pick.

Farmington Water Department upgrades

The Farmington Water Department recently made improvements to its systems. The department serves about 1,600 customer in Farmington, Temple, and Wilton.