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February 26, 2026
  • Farmington’s WPCA Confronts Frozen Scum Lines, Float Switches, and a 3% Rate Hike Like It’s Totally Normal 
  • Farmington P&Z Approves Big Y Supermarket, Country Club Expansion & Towing Lot in 4-Hour Meeting
  • Farmington CT Arrest Log Jan 30-Feb 6: 9 Arrests Including $250K Stalking Bond 🚔
  • Farmington Arrest Log: Five Entries, Three PDFs, One Town Determined to Stay Calm
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  • Farmington’s WPCA Confronts Frozen Scum Lines, Float Switches, and a 3% Rate Hike Like It’s Totally Normal 

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  • Farmington P&Z Approves Big Y Supermarket, Country Club Expansion & Towing Lot in 4-Hour Meeting

    2 weeks ago2 weeks ago
  • Farmington CT Arrest Log Jan 30-Feb 6: 9 Arrests Including $250K Stalking Bond 🚔

    3 weeks ago
  • Farmington Arrest Log: Five Entries, Three PDFs, One Town Determined to Stay Calm

    4 weeks ago4 weeks ago
  • Farmington Plan and Zoning Approves 62-Unit Scott Swamp Redevelopment, Continues Farmington Motorsports

    4 weeks ago4 weeks ago
  • Farmington Bike Advisory Committee Debates Trail Safety, School Access, Signage Costs, and Grants

    4 weeks ago4 weeks ago
  • Farmington’s arrest log delivers four entries, three PDFs, and a gentle reminder that “posted bond” is a lifestyle—allegedly. Thanks, Farmington Storage.

    1 month ago1 month ago
  • Farmington Town Council Opens 2026 With Wells Drive Road Dispute, Fund-Balance Target Change, and Major Contract Votes

    1 month ago1 month ago
  • Farmington Arrest Log (Dec. 31–Jan. 9): Charges, Bonds, Court Dates — And One Stop Sign Having A Week 🚔

    2 months ago2 months ago
  • Farmington Green Efforts Committee Sets April 25, 2026 Clean-Up; Textile Recycling Reaches 5,500 Pounds

    2 months ago2 months ago
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2000 Mules: A Masterpiece of Deception for the Gullible and the Willfully Ignorant

Jack Beckett1 year ago1 year ago05 mins

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

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How The Farmington Mercury and Don Lemon Are Brewing a Local News Revolution

Jack Beckett1 year ago04 mins

Local news has a future—and it’s more than clickbait. Discover how The Farmington Mercury, with inspiration from Don Lemon, is pioneering meaningful journalism in Farmington, CT. #LocalNews

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Can the Media Survive? A Personal Take from Our Publisher

Peter Cellino1 year ago1 year ago06 mins

Local News Can Survive: Here’s How We’re Making It Happen Why Hyper-Local Journalism and Community Engagement Are Our Answers to…

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

Peter Cellino1 year ago1 year ago05 mins

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.

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