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Farmington approves housing moratoria for six months - Vimarsana News

Farmington approves housing moratoria for six months

Farmington’s Planning and Zoning Commission approved moratoria temporarily halting new single-family and multifamily zoning applications, following a public hearing Monday night. Town Planner Shannon Rutherford said the purpose of the moratoria is to give the commission and staff time to “research and consider regulation changes to implement the town’s Affordable Housing Plan.” The commission unanimously voted to approve the moratoria.

Ninja rats feature in Robert Fuller's Thixendale exhibition - Vimarsana News

Ninja rats feature in Robert Fuller's Thixendale exhibition

Rats kickboxing 'like Ninjas’ feature in Robert Fuller's Thixendale exhibition.

WATCH: Kickboxing rats are captured on camera by Robert Fuller - Vimarsana News

WATCH: Kickboxing rats are captured on camera by Robert Fuller

Hilarious webcam footage of rats kickboxing 'like Ninjas’ is among the highlights of an exhibition of wildlife art and films currently on show in…

Ask 411 Wrestling: Is Roman Reigns the Biggest Star in Wrestling? - Vimarsana News

Ask 411 Wrestling: Is Roman Reigns the Biggest Star in Wrestling?

Is Roman Reigns the biggest star in wrestling? Who took the longest to get a WWE Title shot? Ryan Byers answers these questions and more.

Kennebec County mulls gift of memorial bench honoring late probate judge - Vimarsana News

Kennebec County mulls gift of memorial bench honoring late probate judge

Kennebec County commissioners plan to decide in two weeks whether to accept a granite bench as a memorial to the late Judge James Mitchell, who presided over Kennebec County's probate court for nearly four decades before his death in 2016.