Voters hear from Gov. Janet Mills, whose hometown is Farmington, on why she supports the controversial project.
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Farmington man uncovers grandfather’s World War I keepsakes
Steve Etzel went into the attic looking for a leaf for the dining room table and stumbled across a suitcase packed with World War I memorabilia belonging to his grandfather, Leon Emery.
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Central Maine Power, opponent address proposed transmission line
CMP spokesmen tout the benefits of the project during a meeting in Farmington, while the Natural Resources Council of Maine remains opposed, saying the proposal is not designed to address climate change.
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UMF to move its early childhood learning center to renovated space in town
Officials say it will enhance programming while also saving the university money by not having to construct a new building.
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Farmington dog sled race preserves long-standing Maine tradition
Dozens of competitors from New England and Canada participate in the weekend event.
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Felony arson charge against Wilton woman dismissed
Angie E. Clark, who was accused of setting fire to her boyfriend’s Farmington house last summer, pleads guilty of aggravated criminal mischief.
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Rumford man pleads not guilty to manslaughter in Weld crash
Ethyn Buotte is charged in the death of Griffyn Smith of Dixfield in 2018.
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Maine fat bike series adds more races – and gains more riders at Bethel race
First-time racers and first-time winners believe more riders will try racing in the winter sport.
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Farmington woman severely injured in head-on crash in Mercer
A 2001 Nissan Altima was traveling east in the westbound lane when it collided with a 2013 Volkswagen Beetle traveling west toward New Sharon.
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UMaine Farmington announces $3.2 million gift from 2 anonymous donors
The university says it will use the gift to create and expand programs that provide scholarships, add graduate school offerings and improve student life on campus.