New Ventures Maine will offer My Next Career Move, a free, five-week class that can help people prepare for a new career path. The class will be held from 2:15 to 3:30 p.m. Thursdays, Oct. 3 through 31, at Franklin County Adult Education, 129 Seamon Road Suite A, Farmington. Those who attend can review their […]
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My Money Works class to begin Oct. 2
New Ventures Maine to how workshops in Farmington.
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Conditions of Farmington explosion victims unchanged
LEAP maintenance supervisor Larry Lord in Boston; firefighters Scott Baxter and Terry Bell in Portland.
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Vehicle plates, signs will commemorate fire captain killed in Farmington blast
Two other firefighters who were injured in the explosion that killed Capt. Michael Bell remain hospitalized in Portland.
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Farmington fixture the Calico Patch is closing its doors
The Calico Patch was founded in 1982 as a labor of love between three friends. Owner Emily Hartung has watched the gift shop grow along with Farmington’s downtown area.
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Investigation into Farmington explosion continues; stars of HOPE hang around Farmington
New England Fire Cause and Origin is working with insurance companies, and the Maine DEP is monitoring air quality at the blast site.
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Third Farmington firefighter released from hospital, two others improved
LEAP Inc. maintenance supervisor Larry Lord’s condition was updated to serious over the weekend, but went back to critical on Monday.
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Daughters of fallen Farmington firefighter thank community for support
Fire Capt. Michael Bell, who died last week in an explosion, was a private man, and his family chose to mourn privately to honor that quality, they say in an open letter.
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Native Americans of the Wabanaki Confederacy topic of Sept. 27 talk
UMF New Commons Project spotlights the importance of the canoe in Maine.
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‘We’re bleeding! We need help!’
After an almost unimaginable explosion rocked Farmington last week, accounts from those who experienced the carnage firsthand reveal the horror close to home.