The project, which voters approved 2,031-1,195, will be funded entirely by the Atlantic Salmon Federation and includes new lawn space in Walton’s Mill Pond Park.
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UMaine Farmington student hit crossing street after leaving polls
Emma Payson, 19, was hit by an SUV but her injuries are not expected to be life-threatening.
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Sexual assault suspect found dead in Franklin County jail cell
Stephen Tripp was being held without bail Monday at the Franklin County Detention Center.
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NH man takes plea deal, admits to selling fentanyl, crack cocaine in Wilton
Davian Torres Rodriguez sentenced on Monday to 40 months on charges of unlawful trafficking in scheduled drugs.
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Strong man accused of sexually assaulting girl
Police say Stephen Tripp possessed sexually explicit photos of girls on his cellphone, according to an affidavit filed in court in Farmington.
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Physical activity, access to care, mental health among top health concerns for Franklin County
Members of the community and local nonprofits came together last week to set the priorities after a discussion on new data about the health of Franklin County residents.
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Farmington to vote on $1.2 million dam removal project
The referendum on Tuesday’s ballot will ask voters if they want to support the proposal from the Atlantic Salmon Federation, which would cost the town nothing.
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UMF would get $8.5M for student center, early child care program if state bond passes
The bond money is part of a $49 million total package the University of Maine System is asking voters to approve Tuesday.
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Farmington man pleads guilty in drug importation case
Christopher Tracy’s apparent overdose June 5 led to claims that he had gone to New Hampshire twice, bought fentanyl there and brought it back to Maine.
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Franklin County Retired Educators donates school supplies
Event part of the Maine Education Association-Retired’s annual Day of Caring.