Farmington Conservation Commission celebrates 50 years

LIVERMORE FALLS ADVERTISER • May 20, 2021

Selectmen Tuesday, May 11, proclaimed May 16-22 as Arbor Week in Farmington. “This is the 50th year of the Farmington Conservation Commission,” Commission Chairman Bill Haslam said. Arbor Week plans had to be delayed due to a delayed tree shipment, he said. Lilacs missing downtown will be replaced beginning at 8 a.m. Saturday, May 29, he noted. The town has received a Project Canopy grant to create an invasive species guide, Haslam said. “Looking around, invasives are everywhere downtown,” he added.

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