The trust announced the accessible pier will honor a beloved community servant, with a public event to kick off the project this weekend.
The event is part of a national protest movement that will be drawing crowds to oppose Trump' policies, such as a new war, and rising costs.
Farmington Community Chest will host a wine-tasting event featuring vendors, raffles, and NCAA tournament viewing.
Middlewoods of Farmington recently celebrated global cultures with a week of food, dance, and resident-led presentations.
The annual event will feature crafts, STEM demos, and local artisans for all ages.
The Farmington Library is asking residents to donate old electronics for its Take Apart Program at the upcoming Maker Fair.
Farmington Station and Companions & Homemakers donated winter coats to families through its recent coat drive.
The U.S. Department of State removed all 501(c)(3) Nonprofits from its Passport Acceptance Facility Program, affecting local services.
Kindness takes many forms — big and small — and shows up all around Farmington
The longtime Patriots season-ticket holder is the founder of a Farmington nonprofit helping those suffering from illness/injury.
Founders Offer Gives Local Dogs a Head Start
The resident bought a winning ticket on New Year's Eve and won the game's maximum payout.
New Year's Day is on Thursday, Jan. 1, with several town services impacted.
AARP scores every neighborhood and community in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, with Farmington named among the Top 10 in CT.
The greenhouse is located on the grounds of the Farmington Historical Society's new headquarters, which was acquired last year.
Contestants have until Jan. 12, 2026, to submit entries for the Farmington Library Card Design Contest.
The lifelong Farmington resident earned a 'Lifetime Achievement Award' at Farmington Station Assisted Living recently.
Proceeds of the toy drive next week will go toward Farmington Community Services and local families in need.
From outdoor skills to creative arts to hands-on learning, every day brings a new opportunity to try something different.
The temporary closure is to allow for much-needed tree maintenance work.
The state's 'Nickel per Nip' program reimburses towns for the cleanup of those tiny bottles, with Farmington cashing in as well.
The tree is located at the Monteith Drive site, with folks being asked to adorn it with new hats, mittens, and gloves.
The food drive, which is being aided by the Farmington Police Department, will take place this weekend in Unionville.
The prominent Farmington farm and the Avon Clean Energy Commission will be collecting old pumpkins/gourds all November long.
The Farmington Food Pantry has kicked off a massive food drive in town in response to the possible cessation of federal SNAP benefits.
The Farmington Library this week is hosting the authors of a unique book about the state's legendary creatures, which may or may not exist.
The Town of Farmington this week is collecting bulky waste from the roadside through Friday, Oct. 24.
The rally this weekend is one of thousands nationally to protest the policies of President Trump and his controversial administration.
Monday, Oct. 13, is the Columbus Day Holiday, a day also celebrated as Indigenous Peoples Day and Italian American Heritage Day.
The prominent assisted living facility recently hosted its popular classic and antique car show, delighting residents and guests alike.
The founders of The Luke Roux Foundation recently lobbied Congress to pass laws mandating vehicle technology that stops impaired driving.
The Farmington HS boys soccer team is hosting a food drive later this week during its game against Bristol Eastern.
The project will take two weeks and require the temporary closure of hiking trails along the riverfront in that area.
The project is expected to improve recreational access to the Farmington River and improve the habitat for fish and wildlife there.
The event will take place late Saturday morning, Sept. 6, at the Farmington Land Trust Education Center.
The Farmington Library is looking for folks to donate Pokémon cards as part of future plans to offer Pokémon programs for local youths.
The annual celebration in Farmington will feature classic cars, motorcycles, food, and music to benefit an area charitable organization.
A new Unionville Museum exhibit opened Sunday, reflecting on the impacts of the Great Flood of 1955 on Farmington and Unionville.
While a splash pad will not be open this summer at the park, new pickleball courts could be ready for use by fall.
The Farmington Library's main site on Monteith Drive is hosting a program on birds of prey, with live birds part of the event.
The winning ticket was purchased at a Farmington gas station earlier this week.
The new Farmington Land Trust executive director started July 1, following the retirement of its previous director of four years.
Mary Ann Randazzo has joined FCP Live-In as a Care Coordinator, managing accounts in Hartford County, Connecticut.
Caitlin Condon has joined FCP Live-In as a Care Coordinator, managing accounts within Hartford County, Connecticut.
Kevin Maxwell has joined FCP Live-In as a Care Coordinator, managing accounts in Hartford County, Connecticut.
Perry Phillips has joined FCP Live-In as an Assistance Coordinator, managing accounts in Hartford County, Connecticut.
FCP Live-in specializing in full service live-in homecare appoints Meagan Seeman as Care Coordinator.