Bruce Farrin is an editor for the Rumford Falls Times, serving the River Valley community since 1986. With a rich history in covering local events, government, and social issues, he has a passion for sharing defining moments and promoting community efforts, while also capturing life through photography. Bruce's work has been featured in the Sun Journal - Sun Media Group and The Portland Press Herald.
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Bruce Farrin's coverage focuses on local news, community events, town developments, and public services in Rumford, Maine. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to local government initiatives, community events, human interest stories about individuals or groups making a positive impact in the area, as well as updates on town infrastructure and public service offerings.
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By: Bruce Farrin
MEXICO — For most every day during December, Andrew Tripp and his daughter, Georgia, of Rumford watch for daily clues on the Town of Mexico Facebook page about which business was hosting “Where’s Miguel, the Elf on the Shelf?” Their names were selected among the four different people finding every place where the 5-foot Elf […]
By: Bruce Farrin
ND Paper said an operational issue resulted in equipment venting "black liquor" into the air outside.
By: Bruce Farrin
RUMFORD — Black Mountain of Maine recently received a $25,000 contribution from Franklin Savings Bank towards their capital campaign. “Their support will help us expand our snowmaking capacity, ensuring better coverage and earlier openings for seasons to come,” noted a Black Mountain spokesman. “This gift doesn’t just benefit the mountain — it helps our entire […]
Fire destroyed the original building two years ago.
Town Manager Raquel Welch-Day said, "We need the input of our voters to decide how to move forward."
Asked what the ingredients were to her longevity, Lillian said, 'I start every morning with a prayer, and I do my crosswords and jumble everyday.'
By: Bruce Farrin
RSU 10 Superintendent Deb Alden said staff will begin moving in Friday.
By: Bruce Farrin
Selectmen approved $3,500 to have Balzer Clock Restoration of Freeport determine what needs to be repaired and how much it will cost.
The local police chief appealed to the court to not release the men from custody given their repeated lawlessness and "total disregard for judicial authority."
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