Workforce training available for vulnerable youth in Franklin County

Employers can host and train youth with 300 hours of paid labor under the federal Workforce Innovations and Opportunities Act.

Farmington to review marijuana ordinance, offer bonuses to new police officers

Farmington selectmen Tuesday, March 9, approved sending the Adult Use and Medical Marijuana Ordinance back to the Code Enforcement Officer for amendments.

Livermore board OKs applying for federal grant

The first meeting with the Budget Committee has been postponed until 6:30 p.m. Monday, March 15.

Livermore asked to plow Church Street, more IRS issues explained

The Maine Department of Transportation has informed Livermore officials that Church Street should be designated a state aid highway, meaning the town would be responsible for winter maintenance.

Outdoor fun at resource festival

Roasted and stuffed Lake Trout 

New England Clean Energy Connect approved in Wilton

The Planning Board granted CMP with a permit to construct five high-transmission poles.

RSU 73 continues proposed budget review

To keep the next budget the same as the current one, seven positions would need to be eliminated even after 10% cuts to supplies, equipment and maintenance, Superintendent Scott Albert said.

Mill stories: Jeremy Mitchell

An ongoing series of interviews with displaced mill workers.

Farmington board updated on High Street project

University of Maine Farmington has indicated it will not be helping with the project costs.