Farmington signs fire service agreement with Industry, hires office staff

At the annual Town Meeting, Industry voters approved a one-year contract to have Farmington Fire Rescue Department provide oversight and fire emergency response.

Wilton winter farmers market closes, will re-open outdoors May 27

Wilton farmers market, which was open this winter twice monthly in the First Congregational Church will reopen May 27 in McGillicuddy Park on Main Street. The market will be open every Saturday.

Canna Cabana in Farmington is expanding

The medical marijuana facility at 184 Farmington Falls Road is adding more edibles and expanding into a smoke shop.

Wilton moves forward with Community Resilience Partnership

The Wilton Select Board voted to continue with their enrollment in the Community Resilience Partnership on Tuesday, April 4, with a list of projects they hope to receive grant money to complete.

Learn to garden with Greater Franklin County Food Council

Greater Franklin County Food Council will be hosting a 21 week program with Stone Soup Gardens where new and experienced gardeners can learn from a master gardener and build friendships.

Safe Voices unveils new shelter in Farmington

Safe Voices, a non-profit organization that shelters and supports victims of domestic violence, sex trafficking and exploitation, opened a freshly renovated shelter in Farmington.

Wilton forms committee to plan a neighborhood watch group

The Wilton Select Board voted Tuesday, April 4, to form a committee to lay out the necessary groundwork for a neighborhood watch group, something Select Board member Mike Wells feels is desperately needed.

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Farmington sewer rates to increase, first time since 2018

Selectmen approved a rate of $48 for a minimum of 500 cubic feet per quarter and $9.60 per 100 cubic feet thereafter, a 20.3% increase over last year's rates of $39.90 for a minimum of 500 cubic feet per quarter and $7.98 per 100 cubic feet thereafter.

Farmington voters approve more money for Public Works

Added to Public Works was $98,730, to allow two more new hires. Also, voters added $800 to administration and cut $8,280 from the library, the latter at the board president's request.