The two year project to replace poles and lines on Route 156 is almost at the end of the first year, will make things better for Weld, Pam Prodan who lives in the area where work was being done earlier this month said.
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No Family Fun Day this year
Several factors led to the cancellation of the Take It Outside Winter Family Fun Day at Mt. Blue State Park, but the expectation is that it will be held next year.
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Fire destroys barn in Weld
The fire was reported Wednesday just before 3 p.m. on West Brook Road.
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Multiple rescue groups ferry injured Jay hiker to Tumbledown Mountain summit for helicopter airlift
Nicole Stanford, 45, was carried by rescuers to the top of the mountain and put into a Maine Forest Service helicopter to be taken to Franklin Memorial Hospital.
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Voters approve $40 million budget for Farmington-based school district
RSU 9’s 2022-23 budget, a $1.13 million increase over the current year, will cost taxpayers across the district’s 10 towns $13.78 million.
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Farmington, Weld to observe Memorial Day
Chesterville and Wilton do not have events planned this year.
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Weld author, distance runner to speak May 20 in Chesterville
CHESTERVILLE — Local nature researcher/writer, illustrator, and distance runner Bernd Heinrich is scheduled to speak at 7 p.m. Friday, May 20, at the Chesterville Center Meeting House, 3 Borough Road. An Evening With Bernd Heinrich will feature the Weld resident’s reflections on the importance area towns have played in his work and life, as well […]
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Voters in Weld make road commissioner appointed post
Voters at the Weld Town Meeting increased health insurance amounts in the proposed 2022 budget by $7,516 to pay 100% of the cost for Town Clerk Carol Cochran and 50% of costs should the next road commissioner want coverage.
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Weld voters change road commissioner to appointed position, add insurance funds to budget
Voters at the Weld Town Meeting increased health insurance amounts in the proposed 2022 budget by $7,516 to pay 100% of the cost for Town Clerk Carol Cochran and 50% should the next road commissioner want coverage.
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Tom Skolfield wins seat on Weld Budget Committee
Rebecca Durant-Vining easily retained her seat on the Budget Committee while incumbents on other boards kept their seats.