Arts»
ArtsFarmington discusses upcoming schedule (0)
ArtsFarmington is sorry that our spring programs, State Street Jazz and Maine Mountain Chamber Music were cancelled due to COVID restrictions. We hope to be able to bring you our planned fall programs: MMCM in September, Maine Squeeze in October, Antonio Rocha in November, and Doug Protsik in January. All depends on the venues of […]
Business»
Wilton Free Public Library opens this week ‘To Go’ (0)
WILTON – Wilton Free Public will be reopening this week. Though the physical building will remain closed to the public, a new method of materials lending will be in place. Introducing WFPL To Go: It’s like ordering takeout for dinner, but with books! WFPL will be jumping into a new method of getting materials to […]
Happenings»
Justice for George Floyd speak out and march happening June 1 (0)
FARMINGTON – A speak out and march will take place this evening to honor the recent death of George Floyd. The Minnesota resident was killed while in the custody of a Minneapolis police officer. The speak out will begin at 6 p.m. at the Meetinghouse Park gazebo on Main Street on and will include a […]
Health»
Rangeley Health and Wellness cancels biggest fundraiser (0)
RANGELEY – Rangeley Health and Wellness has been following the Coronavirus pandemic very closely, and after much thought, research, and discussion, has come to the decision to cancel the annual benefit concert. This event featuring 38 Special and The Guess Who was scheduled for Saturday July 25. The state of Maine is restricting gatherings of […]
Obituaries»
Scott Collins (1969-2020) (0)
NORRIDGEWOCK – Scott Collins, 51, passed away suddenly on Thursday morning, May 28, 2020 at his home in Norridgewock. He was born April 13, 1969 in Madawaska, the son of Arthur and Rina (Rouselle) Collins. He is survived by his mother, Rina Collins of Madawaska; companion, Leah English of Norridgewock; 3 siblings, Kim Lagasse of […]
Opinion»
Politics & Other Mistakes: Questionable answers to unanswerable questions (0)
In these uncertain times, you probably have many concerns about what the future holds. I don’t have a clue, but I’m willing to fake it by making stuff up. Q: Maine faces a budget shortfall next fiscal year that may total more than $1 billion. What can be done about all that red ink? A: […]
Outdoors»
Free fishing this weekend (0)
AUGUSTA – This weekend is Maine’s free fishing weekend and the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife is encouraging everyone to get outside and enjoy a day fishing with family or friends on one of Maine’s many waters. Free fishing weekend takes place on Saturday, May 30 and Sunday, May 31, 2020 and any […]
Sports»
Seven MBHS athletes moving on to the next level (1)
FARMINGTON – Mt. Blue High School athletes planning on playing at the collegiate level.








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