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What Farmington Police Told Parents About E-Bikes

Farmington police spent the summer on bicycles on the trails and in Unionville Center. Most riders they stopped were kids on machines that weren't legal e-bikes, and most stops ended with a warning and a call home.

Jack Beckett·Oct 16, 2026

Two uniformed Farmington police officers seated at a table during the Oct. 14 e-bike meeting, under a navy panel reading A warning, a call home.
Fri. Oct. 16
Registration deadlinePassed. You can still register and vote the same day, at early voting or on Election Day at Town Hall.
Oct. 19 to Nov. 1Opens Monday
Early voting at Town HallEvery day, weekends included. You can register and vote on the spot.
Mon. Nov. 2In 16 days
Last day for an absentee ballotNo excuse needed, new for 2026. Mailed or drop-box ballots must arrive by 8 p.m. on Election Day.
Tues. Nov. 3In 17 days
Election Day, polls 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.Vote at your precinct's polling place. Not registered? Register and vote at Town Hall.
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Hayes and Shea Split on Taxes, Iran and Immigration

At their League of Women Voters forum, Rep. Jahana Hayes and Republican Chris Shea disagreed on the tax law, tariffs, military action in Iran and health care, and on how to change immigration policy. All of Farmington…

Jack Beckett·Oct 16, 2026

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