Three firefighters injured in the September propane blast are back to work; three others are recovering.
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Free Diabetes Prevention Program, new class starts Nov. 6
FARMINGTON — MaineHealth at Franklin Memorial Hospital will offer a free year-long course, the Diabetes Prevention Program, a national program that cab help people lower their chance of developing type 2 diabetes, according to a news release from the hospital. An upcoming class will begin at noon starting Wednesday, Nov. 6, at the Farmington hospital […]
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Farmington firefighters return to full-time coverage at station
Assistant Fire Rescue Chief Tim Hardy will hold a news conference at 9 a.m. Thursday when firefighters from Rangeley and Gray end their last shift in Farmington.
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Fire rescue captain injured in September explosion in Farmington coming home
Capt. Scott Baxter was critically injured in the blast that killed one firefighter, injured five other firefighters and a LEAP Inc. supervisor.
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Farmington hospital holds fundraiser
FARMINGTON — A spaghetti fundraising luncheon took place Oct. 16 at the Franklin Memorial Hospital cafeteria that raised $2,051 to benefit those who were affected by the Farmington explosion via the LEAP Explosion Fund at United Way of the Tri-Valley Area.
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Satire, The Simpsons next topic of UMF New Commons Project
Events will be held between Oct. 30 and Nov. 14.
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UMF student pleads not guilty to having sexually explicit materials of a child
Yue Li Liang of Orono was indicted by a grand jury last week.
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Cleanup of Farmington explosion site underway
The propane blast destroyed LEAP’s central office building and a number of mobile homes nearby.
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Farmington board approves expenditures for Police Department
Tuesday the Selectmen also accepted a grant money for the Police Department to improve training.
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Farmington man, 20, charged with burglary, theft at medical marijuana store
Store owner Jacob Roberts estimated the loss at between $20,000 and $30,000, according to police.