Kay Neufeld

Press Herald

Kay is an expert in chit-chatting with a degree from the Arthur L. Carter School of Journalism at New York University. Kay joined Masthead Maine as a reporter for The Franklin Journal and Livermore Falls Advertiser in 2021. She joined the Press Herald business team in March of 2023.

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Published
August 26, 2021

Franklin County healthcare workers weigh in on vaccine mandate

Healthcare workers in Franklin County and at Franklin Community Health Network are divided on Governor Janet Mills’ vaccine mandate.
Published
August 26, 2021

Mt. Blue school board passes district-wide universal masking mandate

RSU 9 directors adjusted their policy to require universal masking. They will revisit it once a month.
Published
August 24, 2021

Farmington-based school board implements universal masking

RSU 9 directors adjusted their policy to require universal masking. They will revisit it once a month.
Published
August 19, 2021

Wilton Select Board acts on suspected sewage leaking into Wilson Lake

Testing, stopping up a creek and pumping a septic tank are among the steps to halt possible contamination. It’s not yet clear what might be flowing into the lake.
Published
August 19, 2021

Franklin County battling psychiatric services shortage

A shortage of psychiatrists and mental health professionals has added stress to an already struggling system in Franklin County.
Published
August 13, 2021

Farmington school board adjusts mask mandate for grades 9-12

Vaccinated RSU 9 students in grade 9-12 are now required to wear a mask or shield.
Published
August 12, 2021

Wilton Blueberry Festival – a reunion for townspeople

Though it was nearly canceled, The Wilton Blueberry Festival returned after a pandemic year in hiatus.
Published
August 12, 2021

It was a reunion for townspeople at the Wilton Blueberry Festival

Though it was nearly canceled, The Wilton Blueberry Festival returned after a pandemic year in hiatus.
Published
August 10, 2021

Norlands uses the history of poverty as a lesson for the present

Historically, poverty and the common people consumed by it were overlooked in the history books. Not at the Washburn-Norlands Living History Center in Livermore.
Published
August 5, 2021

Wilton board accepts bid for Varnum Pond watershed study

Selectpersons accepted about $8,000 for the Wilton Blueberry Festival this weekend.