Sculptor Jay Sawyer’s exhibit, ‘Sculpture Soup,’ the opening exhibit of the academic year at the Emery Community Arts Center in Farmington, uses repurposed materials, the alphabet and a lot of wit.
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Wilton man pleads not guilty to murder in June shooting
Timothy Danforth is ordered held without bail during a Franklin County Superior Court appearance.
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Changes to Franklin County wind project pact present upside, downside
The tax rate would increase by a penny per $1,000 of valuation, but the county would reap more money over the life of the agreement.
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Franklin County aims to capture more tax money from Kibby Mountain wind project
With the county expecting this year to reach its $4 million revenue cap on its Tax Increment Financing District, proposed changes to the deal would lengthen the terms to 30 years, remove the cap and broaden how the county could spend the generated money.
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Farmington town meeting to consider assisted living center
On Tuesday, voters will have the chance to weigh in on tax increment financing.
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Oakfest gets bigger and better in just a year
The town of Oakland’s second annual celebration of local life features a big parade and 100 vendors.
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Ranger Solar proposes large, utility-scale solar project in Farmington
The Yarmouth-based energy company is looking to build a 50- to 80-megawatt solar farm on undeveloped land in Farmington.
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Strong start to summer in Rangeley puts Saddleback worries on pause
After a winter with little snow and a closed Saddleback ski resort, Rangeley welcomes a strong start to the summer tourism season.
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Trek Across Maine fundraiser begins Friday
The first leg of the 180-mile trek will begin at Sunday River ski resort and end at Farmington.
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Final 2 defendants sentenced in Franklin County arsons, burglaries
D’Kota Rowe and Einer Bonilla were sentenced Tuesday for their roles in the string of convenience store burglaries and arsons last June.