A web of shell companies and illegal grows allegedly linked to Chinese organized crime traces its start to one former Democratic legislator, his cannabis consulting business, and his chain of central Maine dispensaries.
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Allen, Taylor compete for Wilton Select Board seat in June 10 election
Nancy Allen and Melissa Taylor are vying for a three-year Select Board seat in Wilton’s June 10 election.
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Section of Route 2/Route 4 in Wilton to be closed for culvert replacement
Motorists and bicyclists will need to use state routes 133 and 156 to get around the area starting Monday.
Posted inFranklin, Maine, News
Wilton town manager awarded 3-year contract with raise
Maria Greeley of Leeds will be paid $90,854 the first year, and receive 4% increases in subsequent years.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Wilson Lake Friends to host watershed survey meeting June 26
Information about the newest survey for three watersheds in Wilton, conducted in the fall of 2024 will be shared.
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Mayhew vies for Wilton RSU 9 seat in June school election
Griffin Mayhew, a Mt. Blue alumnus, aims to bring transparency and student-focused leadership to the RSU 9 board.
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Jay accepts $75,000 grant to replace two culverts damaged in 2023 storms
Jay is seeking grants to repair a front corner wall of North Jay Fire Station damaged when fire truck bumper hits it.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Drinking in a warm spring day on the water
A 70 degree temperature, sunny skies and a light breeze made Thursday afternoon, May 1, an ideal day to go for a boat ride on Wilson Lake in Wilton.
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Wilton residents oppose ATV access on McCrillis Corner Road
The change would increase traffic and noise on the road, residents said at a packed meeting Tuesday.
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Jay, Wilton to explore collaboration between police departments
Jay and Wilton will be working together to explore options for their respective police departments to work together.