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Farmington local Kezia Highsmith is looking to bring more Caribbean flavors to the town, but wants some feedback from the community before taking the plunge.

FARMINGTON - The Literacy Volunteers of Franklin and Somerset Counties (LVFSC) are running their Book Giveaway Program from the new Book Central, located in the basement of the Arthur D. Ingalls Center at 144 High Street. The mission of LVFSC is to promote literacy in the communities of Franklin and Somerset counties and empower adults

FARMINGTON - Recently, Aishah Wolfstone was recognized and by The Maine Association for Community Providers (MACSP) for her outstanding dedication and genuine care and concern for all the individuals she has worked with over the last 13 years as a direct support professional at Work First Inc. Wolfstone's calm demure and unwavering patience offers a

REGION — Work First Inc. celebrates 50 years of providing services in this area to Individuals with intellectual disabilities.   The program was incorporated in 1973. It was founded by a group of parents looking for services beyond high school. The name was Program Dawn at that time. The services were offered in the basement […]

FARMINGTON - Work First Inc. celebrates 50 years of providing services in this area to individuals with intellectual disabilities. The program was incorporated in 1973. It was founded by a group of parents looking for services beyond high school. The name was Program Dawn at that time. The services were offered in the basement of

Modern Woodmen of America celebrated the literacy work of Literacy Volunteers of Franklin and Somerset Counties, and honored “Hometown Heroes” Elizabeth Cooke, Maggie Davis, Greta Espeaignnette, Claire Levesque, and Aishah Wolfstone, at a MWA members meeting Sept. 19 at Bean’s Corner Baptist Church in Jay. The five Literacy Volunteers tutors were celebrated as a team […]

Members of the Farmington Historical Society and volunteers worked one Saturday a month.

FARMINGTON - Modern Woodmen of America (MWA) celebrated the literacy work of Literacy Volunteers of Franklin and Somerset Counties (LVFSC) and honored “Hometown Heroes” Elizabeth Cooke, Maggie Davis, Greta Espeaignnette, Claire Levesque, and Aishah Wolfstone, at a MWA members meeting on September 19 at Bean’s Corner Baptist Church in Jay. The five Literacy Volunteers tutors

Members of the Farmington Historical Society and volunteers worked one Saturday a month.

FARMINGTON - Farmington Historical Society is moving the start time of their final 2023 cemetery stone cleaning class on Saturday, October 7, to 12 noon when both the stones, & those who come to clean them will be warmed up a bit! If Saturday's weather is pouring rain, they will meet Sunday, October 8, same