Patch and The Farmington Mercury covered the same arrest log last week. The difference is the difference between the two outlets: a business built on programmatic ads and reader tracking, and one built to keep costs low so the reader, not the auction, is the customer. A note from…
Peter Cellino·Jun 16, 2026
The Farmington Bicycle and Trails Advisory Committee narrowed its plan for Highlands bike-route signs to two nearly identical streets on June 9, a red route off Crestwood and a blue off Briarwood. The committee is…
Jack Beckett·Jun 15, 2026
The Unionville Historic District and Properties Commission approved a rooftop solar array and two EV chargers at 796 Plainville Avenue on June 11, with no objection to how the panels would look from the road. The same…
Jack Beckett·Jun 14, 2026
A planned electrical upgrade at Farmington's Yukon Road pump station uncovered hydrogen sulfide corrosion eating through the discharge pipes. The Water…
Jack Beckett·Jun 13, 2026
Three Farmington bodies weigh in on the fate of the Noble Energy truck stop, but the elected Town Council, the one residents keep asking to stop it, doesn't…
Jack Beckett·Jun 13, 2026
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government·May 28, 2026
Eight planning firms have submitted proposals to write Farmington's next Plan of Conservation and Development — the…
government·May 28, 2026
FEMA has finalized new Flood Insurance Rate Maps for Farmington, with an effective date now expected in fall 2026. Some…
government·May 28, 2026
A legal opinion delivered to the Farmington Town Council on May 26 concludes that using the Don Tinty parcel for…
development·May 26, 2026
Farmington's Town Council issued two unanimous negative referrals June 9, opposing the Noble Energy truck stop at 8261 Fienemann Road and a separate National…
Jack Beckett·Jun 12, 2026
The Farmington Town Plan and Zoning Commission voted 4-2 on June 8 to deny a special permit for a new home at 8638 Pine Drive. But the applicants can still…
Jack Beckett·Jun 11, 2026
Noble Energy wants to build a diesel travel center and warehouse on 86 acres that drain toward Batterson Park Pond — the public pond the state is spending…
Jack Beckett·Jun 6, 2026
Two weeks after the May 14 ribbon cutting, the Ad Hoc 1928 Building Committee approved $17,700 for a standalone air-conditioning unit serving the new Town…
Jack Beckett·May 30, 2026
At the May 26 Farmington Town Council meeting, Westview resident Tim Kelly asked the council for an inventory of the town's current volunteer-firefighter ranks…
Jack Beckett·May 29, 2026
A Life Scout in Troop 170 of Unionville presented his Eagle Scout project to the Farmington Town Plan and Zoning Commission on May 27: demolish the deteriorated…
Jack Beckett·May 29, 2026
The Farmington Architectural Design Review Committee took its first formal look at the Enclave at the Farmington River…
government·May 23, 2026
The Farmington Inland Wetlands Commission worked through a backyard patio, a post-fire wetland restoration, an 18-unit…
government·May 23, 2026
Noble Energy's owner insists his proposed Fienemann Road project is "a mini travel plaza," not a truck stop — a…