Farmington traffic lights to be updated

In September, six traffic lights on Broadway and Main Street will receive cabinet and structural work with updates to the lights themselves occurring over the winter.

Blazing sunset covers Farmington during concert

The intensity of the sunset kept getting more and more brilliant, prompting several band members to snap photos on their cellphones between musical numbers.

Livermore raises excise tax amount used for determining tax commitment

For years, Livermore has used $375,000 projected excise tax revenue when determining the tax commitment. This year selectpersons agreed to increase the amount to $400,000.

Party time in Farmington

Correction

In the Aug. 2 edition of the Livermore Falls Advertiser an article on FMH change means more funds to be reimbursed, it should have noted FMH is increasing services with two new orthopedic surgeons and a pain doctor coming on board. It was a reporting error.

Red hearts in Farmington honor Valentine’s Day Bandit

After the Livermore Falls Advertiser was asked if it knew what the red hearts seen in downtown Farmington business windows were for, some information was obtained, but questions still remain.

Stuffed animals wanted for community project

The stuffed animals would be given to area law enforcement agencies, etc. to provide comfort for those experiencing sad/tragic situations.

Jay-Niles Memorial Library: Masons donate bikes for books

Masons from Farmington and Wilton donated eight bikes that were raffled off at the end of the Jay-Niles Memorial Library summer reading program.

Another interim town manager hired in Farmington

In July, a candidate for the town manager position stepped down during negotiations, so the process of selecting a new one had to restart.

Blueberry festival starts soggy, ends spectacularly

Boat rides were cancelled due to the threat of thunderstorms but the rain held off with other events drawing crowds.