Tunxis Foundation Appoints New Members to Board of Directors

Regional healthcare and business leaders bring expertise in banking, healthcare strategy, philanthropy, and organizational leadership

Upcoming Open Houses In Farmington

Four Farmington and Unionville homes hold open houses Oct. 31-Nov. 1, with prices from $389,900 to $649,900.

Coyotes Maul Newborn Calf At Farmington Farm

A newborn calf at a Farmington farm is recovering after a coyote attack left her badly injured, the owners said Wednesday.

Farmington/Avon Communities Unite To Recycle Pumpkins

Sub-Edge Farm in Farmington will accept unpainted pumpkins and gourds as part of a recycling effort sponsored by Avon.

Farmington Voter Registration Deadline Nears: What To Know

Farmington voters can register on Nov. 2 or use same-day registration. See Election Day polling locations, hours, and registration details.

Military Discounts And Deals In Farmington: Where Veterans Can Save

From a brand partner: From dining to shopping, veterans, service members and military families can take advantage of special offers.

Farmington's Full Weekend Guide: A Headless Horseman Mystery, Eerie Tavern Tales And Halloween On The Hill

Farmington's Halloween weekend: a local Headless Horseman theory, eerie tales at the Whitman Tavern, and hayrides at Hill-Stead.

Mercedes-Driving Farmington Woman, 20, Avoids Prison After Killing Motorcyclist In 2024: Reports

She received a suspended 10-year sentence and five years of probation in a 2024 distracted-driving crash that killed a man.

Farmington Marks 100 Years Of Beloved Forest With New Trail

Farmington celebrated the Memorial Town Forest's 100th anniversary with a new trail connecting the forest to West District Nature Preserve.

Make A Difference In Farmington: Where To Give Back This November

From a brand partner: From volunteering to donating, here are ways to support local organizations and causes close to home.

Farmington Sports Scoreboard: Here's How Your Local Teams Performed This Weekend

Friday night football vs. E.O. Smith, a three-sport night against Simsbury, and a swim meet at Glastonbury: See how Farmington fared.

5 Things To Know In Farmington: 18-Unit Active Adult Plan, Solar Rules, Early Voting Ends And More

Zoning hears an 18-unit active adult plan and ground-mounted solar rules, early voting ends Sunday, and a sidewalk hearing is set.

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Mike Demicco works hard and is an effective leader for Farmington residents.

Here Are The Most Recent Property Sales In Farmington

A wrap-up of the town's recent real estate transactions.

Farmington Arrest Logs: Oct. 15 to Oct. 20, 2026

All information is provided by the Farmington Police Department. Charges are allegations, not convictions.

Farmington Open House Saturday, Oct. 24: A Unionville Colonial Near The Canal Trail

One Farmington home holds an open house Saturday, Oct. 24: a $459,900 four-bedroom Unionville Colonial near the Farmington Canal Trail.

Farmington OKs Expanded Property Tax Relief For Disabled Veterans

The Farmington Town Council unanimously approved expanded property tax exemptions for qualifying disabled veterans and surviving spouses.

Farmington Weekend Guide: Karen Bondarchuk Talks 'Ergo Sum: A Crow A Day' At Hill-Stead

Artist Karen Bondarchuk discusses her 365-work series 'Ergo Sum: A Crow a Day' at Hill-Stead Museum Thursday evening.

'Mall-O-Ween' Brings Halloween Fun A Week Early To Farmington/West Hartford

The mall will host its seventh annual Mall-O-Ween on Oct. 24 with free trick-or-treating, entertainment, and candy for children.

Farmington Teen Named America's 'Top Young Scientist'

The 13-year-old won the 2026 3M Young Scientist Challenge and $25,000 for developing a system to reduce ocean acidification.

Farmington's September Employment Data Released, What The Numbers Reveal

September's employment numbers have just dropped for Farmington via the Connecticut Department of Labor

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Farmington's Bulky Waste Collection: What's Accepted, What's Not

Farmington's fall bulky waste pickup runs this week. See which furniture, appliances, and household items are accepted or prohibited.

5 Things To Know In Farmington: Fall Bulky Waste Pickup, Early Voting At Town Hall And More

Fall bulky waste pickup runs all week, early voting opens at Town Hall, and the Historic District Commission meets Tuesday.

Farmington-Based Luke Roux Foundation to be Honored by Denise D'Ascenzo Foundation on November 7

Stephen and Carri Roux and their Luke Roux Foundation will be honored with a “2026 Human Spirit Award”

Recent Death Notices From Farmington

Condolences are extended to the families and friends of those who have recently died in Farmington.

Farmington Police Logs: Oct. 7 to Oct. 14, 2026

All information is provided by the Farmington Police Department. Charges are allegations, not convictions.

CT State Holds Open House Events Throughout Connecticut

Public can choose from 12 campus locations to visit in November, including Farmington

Farmington 2026 Election Voter Guide: Candidates, Polling Places, Early Voting Details

Here's everything you need to know concerning the 2026 state and federal elections in Farmington.

Farmington Open Houses Oct. 17-18: A $2.15M Devonwood Brick Colonial And 4 More

Five Farmington homes hold open houses Oct. 17-18, priced from $525,000 to $2,150,000, including two in Devonwood.

Farmington Weekend Guide: The Farmington Valley Music Festival And Ghost Walks At Memento Mori Cemetery

Howley headlines the Farmington Valley Music Festival at Winding Trails Saturday, and the Stanley-Whitman House leads ghost walks.

Anti-Trump 'No Kings' Protest Planned In Farmington

More than 50 No Kings events are reportedly planned in Connecticut on Saturday, Oct. 17, ahead of early voting for the November elections.

Patch Candidate Profile: Mike DeMicco For 21st State House

The Democrat shares why he should be re-elected. The 21st State House District is composed of most of Farmington only.

5 Things To Know In Farmington: Fall Bulky Waste Pickup, Early Voting Details, Town Council Meets And More

Farmington's fall bulky waste pickup starts Oct. 19, early voting details are out, and the Town Council and TPZ meet this week.

Patch Candidate Profile: Gary A. Palumbo For 21st State House

The Republican explains why he should be elected. The 21st State House District is composed of most of Farmington only.

Farmington Police Logs: Sept. 25 to Oct. 6, 2026

All information is provided by the Farmington Police Department. Charges are allegations, not convictions.

Farmington Open Houses Oct. 10-11: A New Home Atop Pinnacle Mountain, A Unionville Ranch And 4 More

6 Farmington homes hold open houses Oct. 10-11, priced from $374,900 to $2.8 million, including a new build atop Pinnacle Mountain.

Farmington Council Honors 2 Eagle Scouts For Work On Nature Trail, Athletic Fields

The town council honored Eagle Scouts Liam Morrell and Oliver Mangham for service projects benefiting the community and student-athletes.

Farmington Weekend Guide: A Library Staff Art Show Leads A Low-Key Columbus Day Weekend

Farmington Library shows off its staff's artwork all month, the main public event on a quiet Columbus Day weekend in town.

Fuel Costs: The Cheapest, Most Expensive Places To Get Gas In Farmington

Farmington drivers are paying about $4.39 a gallon, compared with $4.45 statewide and $4.35 nationally.