Franklin County

🔒Farmington natural foods store changes hands, will become a co-op

The Better Living Center, which has operated since 1973, will become the Farmington Food Co-op on April 1.

🔒Avesta to cut ribbon on $9.5M senior housing project in Farmington

Financing included MaineHousing’s allocation of $3.9 million in 4% low-income housing tax credit equity, which was invested by WNC & Associates, an Irvine, Calif., firm focused on affordable housing.

🔒Hampden-based waste contractor acquires part of former Jay mill

The deal to acquire a construction and demolition disposal site and wastewater treatment facility is a milestone for the development of a “hub and spoke” model for waste services.

🔒Eight years in the making, Avangrid switches on transmission line through Maine

The Massachusetts-funded project was designed to deliver 1,200 megawatts of renewable power from Québec to New England.
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Orono-based Sargent Corp. acquires Farmington civil contractor

E.L. Vining & Son Inc.'s experience in public road work, sitework, utility and landfill projects complements Sargent’s core services.

🔒Franklin Printing ‘scrolls’ with the times as industry evolves

As the third generation prepares for ownership, the stage is being set for the next chapter of the Farmington firm that started in the late 1960s as a newspaper publisher.

🔒Editor’s note: A focus on family owned businesses

The Nov. 3 edition of Mainebiz combines the old school and the new. In addition to a section on how AI is used in Maine, we have a section that focuses on family-owned businesses. You couldn’t ask for a wider array of topics.

Avesta builds its first affordable senior housing project in Farmington

Construction of a 25-unit affordable housing complex for residents ages 55 and up in Farmington is 75% completed and is expected to welcome residents in early 2026.
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Maine issues cannabis recall for adult-use vape cartridges

The recalled products are Yani adult-use vape cartridges of the strain Watermelon Chimera, the Maine Office of Cannabis Policy said.

Rangeley’s first child care center considered key to building workforce

Workers who commute into Rangeley have about 50 children under age 5, but the town had fewer than 20 early child care slots available. The center is part of a trend supporting working families and employee recruitment.
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