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The ‘Friend Walk’ feature lets students have a friend follow them to their destination virtually.

FARMINGTON - When University of Maine at Farmington students returned to campus this fall, they had access to a new campus tool for personal safety right on their cellphones. The “UMF Safe” app, available for free on both iPhone and Android smartphones, provides easy access to multiple campus resources to keep students safe, connected and

“Friend Walk” feature lets students have a friend follow them to their destination virtually FARMINGTON — When University of Maine at Farmington students

Drake brought out rap legend Lil Wayne for a brief cameo performance during his co-headline set at J. Cole’s Dreamville Festival in Raleigh, North Carolina on Sunday. Halfway through the “God’s Plan” hitmaker’s performance of the pair’s 2011 classic collaboration “The Motto”, Wayne joined him on stage to perform his verse on the song. After…

Lil Wayne teased his new album 'Tha Carter VI' during his, Drake and Nicki Minaj's Young Money reunion concert at October World Weekend.

Chanda Luker, one of the lead cooks, said she loves helping the center with "feeding the community with healthy, nutritional, fresh, nourishing and delicious meals."

Four taken in University of Maine at Farmington parking lots, one from the Regional School Unit 9 bus garage, two from a New Sharon business.

Local businesses in downtown Farmington, such as the bookshop, music store, etc. report difficulties and the many workarounds they've used to keep shelves stocked amid nationwide supply-chain issues.

Four University of Maine at Farmington students blocked off Main Street, one of Farmington's busier roads and thoroughfares, to protest climate change and the town's fossil fuel emissions. The sit-in ended when police intervened after 15 minutes. The sit-in raised discussion between participants, bystanders and other local activists about the most impactful ways to protest and instigate change.

Four University of Maine at Farmington students blocked off Main Street, one of Farmington's busier roads and thoroughfares, to protest climate change and the town's fossil fuel emissions. The sit-in ended when police intervened after 15 minutes. The sit-in raised discussion between participants, bystanders and other local activists about the most impactful ways to protest and instigate change.