Maine's electronic court system is expanding, requiring users to accept a private vendor agreement as new judicial rules governing eFiling begin.

Farmington officials are continuing to examine a proposal that could lower cannabis license fees before deciding whether to place the measure before voters.

With snowstorms expected to bring school closures, families can make the most of a snow day by knowing how to build better snowballs and snowmen, choosing the right sleds, and dressing properly for cold conditions.

RSU 73 has begun budget planning as officials review technology needs and prepare to install newly arrived bleachers at Spruce Mountain High School.

The Emery Community Arts Center at the University of Maine at Farmington is opening the semester with "Spaces Places Traces," a mixed-media exhibit featuring work by 10 New England artists.

The Farmington Select Board reviewed updates from the town manager and town clerk as the town prepares for upcoming budget work and the June primaries.

Farmington Select Board members received an update on Phase 1 of the Main Street improvement project, including planned design and aesthetic upgrades, as well as updates on utilities and a retaining wall.

Mt. Blue schools will assume responsibility for special education services for 4-year-olds beginning in the 2026-27 school year, as RSU 9 Superintendent Christian Elkington said the pre-K special education program will transition to district management as part of a statewide change.

Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust is hosting its Fresh Tracks Winter Event Series, offering free, guided outdoor activities on conserved lands throughout the Rangeley region. Upcoming events include a snowmobile trailside rest stop on Saturday, Feb. 14; daytime and lantern-lit snowshoe walks on Tuesday, Feb. 17; and a wildlife tracking walk on Saturday, March 21. Some programs require advance registration. Full details are available at rlht.org/events.

The High Peaks Alliance has launched the High Peaks Naturalist Series, a free monthly program of guided walks and talks led by certified Maine Master Naturalists on conserved lands across the High Peaks region. On Feb. 11, a "Mammals of Maine Tracking" program will be held 10-11:30 a.m. at Bigelow Preserve on School Street in Stratton.  

Titcomb Mountain in Farmington will host a free ski night on Feb. 13, offering an evening of skiing and riding open to the community. The event is open to all ages and provides a chance to enjoy the slopes at no cost. More information is available at titcombmountain.com.

Spruce Mountain Ski Area in Jay will host a free ski day on Feb. 21 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., sponsored by RCCM Cleaning Services. The event is open to the public and offers a full day of skiing at no cost.