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Farmington Council Honors First Female Eagle Scout, Backs School Repairs and Golf Cart Upgrade
8 hours ago20 hours ago
Farmington TPZ Approves Spy Farm Program, Contractor Building, and Construction-Hour Changes After Lengthy Review
20 hours ago20 hours ago
Unionville Historic District Commission Advances Oral Histories Project, Elects Officers
3 days ago3 days ago
Farmington Arrest Log: Shoplifting, Warrants, And One Very Busy South Road, Proudly Preserved In Museum-Grade Storage
6 days ago6 days ago
Farmington Green Efforts Committee Advances School Composting, Earth Day Cleanup, and Textile Recycling
1 week ago1 week ago
Farmington’s 1928 Building Committee Advances Vault, Furniture, and Move Planning as Project Nears Completion
1 week ago1 week ago
Farmington Crime Wave Mostly Confined to Regular Humans Making Regrettable Choices
2 weeks ago2 weeks ago
Farmington HDC Meeting Nov 2025: Mountain Road & Church Street Updates
2 weeks ago2 weeks ago
Farmington’s Weekly Arrest Parade Rolls On
3 weeks ago3 weeks ago
Farmington Board of Ed Reviews AP Gains, SAT Trends, Dual Enrollment Expansion, and Policy Overhaul
3 weeks ago3 weeks ago

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Why Being “Last to Breaking News” is the Smartest Move in Media | The Farmington Mercury’s Slow Journalism Revolution

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Breaking news burnout? 📉 See why The Farmington Mercury is choosing depth over speed and redefining local journalism. Sometimes last place is exactly where you want to be.