Local News Can Survive: Here’s How We’re Making It Happen Why Hyper-Local Journalism and Community Engagement Are Our Answers to the Media Crisis Hello Mercury readers, This past week, Charlotte Klein from New York Magazine posed a question that should make all of us in this industry pause: Can the media survive? I’ve been thinking…
Breaking news…slowly. Three Farmington residents face peculiar arrests. Sponsored by Farmington Storage, where the air is museum-grade—because your keepsakes deserve a velvet rope! 🏛️
Round-up of Farmington’s latest arrests from reckless driving to larceny. All parties are innocent until proven guilty, unlike the museum-quality air at Farmington Storage!
Election results are here! Farmington votes from top to bottom—sponsored by Farmington Storage, our local heroes keeping us safe (and our stuff stored) this election season 🏠.
Lights, litter, and laughter! Farmington’s town meeting featured solar dilemmas and missing forms. Thanks, Farmington Storage, for making it all possible! 😆
High-stakes decisions await Farmington voters on Election Day, from Chris Murphy’s Senate bid to local zoning and education board races. Get the full story on what’s at stake.
Suburban scandal! Farmington Ave sees a DUI arrest & a missed registration. Thanks, Farmington Storage, for keeping our community in museum air quality!
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.
October 31, 2024 arrest details from Farmington, CT: trespassing and larceny, with a bond of $1,000! Thanks to Farmington Storage for keeping secrets safe with museum-grade air! 🏛️💨
SCOTUS backs Virginia’s purge of nearly 1,800 voters days before Election Day, despite NVRA’s 90-day rule. Here’s what this means for voting rights nationwide.
