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May 20, 2025
  • Three Arrests, One Weekend, Zero Dull Moments: Farmington Police Log May 16–18
  • Arrest Log: Eight Taken Into Custody in Farmington
  • Bike Path Plans, School-Zone Safety and a Fight Over Weeds: Inside Farmington’s Bike Advisory Marathon 🚲
  • When Farmington talks sewage, things get pungent
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  • Three Arrests, One Weekend, Zero Dull Moments: Farmington Police Log May 16–18

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  • Arrest Log: Eight Taken Into Custody in Farmington

    3 days ago3 days ago
  • Bike Path Plans, School-Zone Safety and a Fight Over Weeds: Inside Farmington’s Bike Advisory Marathon 🚲

    4 days ago4 days ago
  • When Farmington talks sewage, things get pungent

    4 days ago4 days ago
  • Farmington Council Honors Scout, Advances $162K Tinty Barn Repair

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  • Farmington

Farmington’s Wetlands Commission Tackles Golf Course Irrigation, Erosion Control & More 🌱

Jack Beckett6 months ago07 mins

🌱 Farmington’s Inland Wetlands & Conservation Commission reviews golf club irrigation updates, drainage fixes & restoration projects. Stay informed with The Farmington Mercury.

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  • Farmington

Farmington PD Logs An Arrest – Exclusive Coverage from The Farmington Mercury 🚨📰

Jack Beckett6 months ago04 mins

Arrests in Farmington, CT, revealed: trespass, breach of peace, and resisting. Farmington Mercury delivers slow, sharp news with a wink. Thanks to Farmington Storage for keeping us cool! 😎

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  • Lifestyle

Pug Life: Vito Snags Historic Best in Show at National Dog Show 🐾✨

Jack Beckett6 months ago6 months ago04 mins

A pug steals the show! Vito wins 2024 National Dog Show’s “Best in Show,” breaking terrier dominance. Judges are smitten with his charm 🐶.

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  • Farmington

🌱 Compost, Recycling, and Dark Skies: Farmington’s Green Goals Dec. 3 Meeting Recap ♻️

Jack Beckett6 months ago6 months ago09 mins

Farmington’s Green Efforts Committee tackled composting, recycling, and light pollution on Dec. 3. Read for practical tips and local updates! 🌎♻️

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  • Farmington

2000 Mules: A Masterpiece of Deception for the Gullible and the Willfully Ignorant

Jack Beckett6 months ago6 months ago09 mins

Dinesh D’Souza’s 2000 Mules fed election conspiracy theories with debunked data. Why memes, not facts, convinced millions. 🐴

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  • Farmington

Why We Don’t Rely on Google Ads to Keep the Lights On 🌟

Jack Beckett6 months ago08 mins

Learn why The Farmington Mercury rejects Google Ads and what Canada’s battle against Big Tech reveals about monopolies crushing local journalism. #WeAreFarmington

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Brain Rot. Oxford Word of 2024
  • Lifestyle

🧠 “Brain Rot” Is Oxford’s Word of the Year. Here’s Why It’s Everywhere in 2024 📱

Jack Beckett6 months ago6 months ago05 mins

“Brain rot” is 2024’s Oxford Word of the Year, a fitting roast of our obsession with endless scrolling 📱. Dive into the digital decay 🍿 and what it says about us. 👀

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  • Farmington

🚀 From Dyslexia to Everest: Meghan Buchanan’s GGRIT Journey 🌍

Jack Beckett6 months ago6 months ago06 mins

Dyslexic aerospace engineer Meghan Buchanan conquers Everest and life’s challenges with GGRIT—gratitude, growth, resilience, integrity, and tenacity. Be inspired by her neurodivergent triumph!

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  • Farmington

Arrest Chronicles in Farmington: Criminal Mischief, a Warrant, and a Dash of Irony

Jack Beckett6 months ago04 mins

Dive into the quirky details of Farmington’s latest arrest reports—criminal mischief, a $1,500 bond, and the local police log that keeps on giving. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty!

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  • Farmington

Farmington’s Finest Moments: The Weekend in Arrests

Jack Beckett6 months ago06 mins

This weekend in Farmington: DUIs, disorderly conduct, and indecent public escapades. Always innocent until proven guilty—our community never disappoints! Brought to you by Farmington Storage.

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