Tom Hildreth News Today

KINGFIELD – More than 2 dozen people were in attendance Thursday evening for an informational meeting hosted by Western Maine Mountain Housing. The purpose of the meeting was to inform the public on a proposed workforce housing project that requires approval from the town due to contract zoning. It was the final scheduled meeting held

How three very different local roasters are honing their trade and offering you the best possible cup of coffee.

KINGFIELD – Tuesday evening the Board of Selectmen set a date for a vote on contract zoning for the proposed Workforce Housing Coalition Western Maine Mountain affordable housing project. Board members Wade Browne, Hunter Lander and Morgan Dunham voted in favor scheduling the vote for March 5 in conjunction with the Presidential primary elections. Selectperson

I quite enjoy farming in the Vale of York. We have varied soil types, including heavy land suited to grass and wheat, and light land for maize, as well as

It’s been a fair time for growing grass this summer and autumn. Our challenge has been harvesting it, whether finding a weather window to forage it, or

We are more than a month into bedding on sawdust and mattresses, and I can say with a degree of confidence we made the best decision for the cows and the

The games industry mental health charity Safe In Our World will hold another fundraising event at the end of October - MCV/DEVELOP

As I’m writing this, we are enjoying the second day of sunshine in a row. It's positively tropical compared with the past five weeks. The cows have gone

By the start of July, we were about six weeks into calving, or half way. We have a summer calving bias of summer-born heifers, with beef at either end of

NASHUA — The Planning Board on Thursday night unanimously rejected a proposed asphalt plant on Temple Street.