WWII casualty Sgt. Zelwood Gravlin is laid to rest

Correspondent Paula Kane will provide more on Sgt. Gravlin's return in the Nov. 25 Franklin Journal.

Recalling the days of one-room schoolhouses

One-room schoolhouse stories were shared by teachers, students and those whose families boarded teachers during the time before school administrative districts were formed.

Farmington remembers two veterans post is named for

Lt. Thaddeus L. Roderick was the only Farmington casualty of The Great War [World War I] and Cpl. George E. Crosby was the first Farmington man to die in World War II.

FHS to host pie sale at North Church

The Farmington Historical Society will be selling pies baked by society members and volunteers on Wednesday, Nov. 23.

Wilton Select Board approves staggered water rate increases

On Nov. 15, the select board voted to approve a staggered water rate increase and discontinue the police recruitment bonus.

UMF models the future of actuary science

UMF partnered with the Actuarial Foundation to host the "Modeling the Future Challenge" for high school students across the state.

Wilton man casts his vote on the RSU 9 referendum

UMF, Bates named among the most environmentally responsible colleges in the nation

UMF was listed as one of the most environmentally responsible colleges by the Princeton Review.

RSU 9 sports heading into winter strong

Administrative reports from the Sports and Technology programs brought some good news to the RSU 9 board of directors meeting Nov. 8.

Technology and cybersecurity plans on RSU 9 officials’ radar screens

Mt. Blue High School sports programs are growing and setting the standard for high school sportsmanship, while the subject of tightening cybersecurity is on the horizon for Superintendent Christian Elkington.