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Livermore cemetery maintenance bids due April 3

LIVERMORE — Bid packets for maintaining town cemeteries are available at the Town Office, it was announced at Tuesday night’s selectmen meeting. Administrative Assistant Amy Byron said the packets include a description of the requirements. Selectperson Timothy Kachnovich said bidders should have $1 million in general liability coverage and workers’ compensation insurance. Commercial vehicle insurance […]

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Farmington dedicates town report to Richard Wilde

Richard Wilde, left, computer technology instructor at Foster Career and Technical Education Center at the Mt. Blue Campus in Farmington, was at a loss for words Tuesday when Farmington Town Manager Richard Davis, right, presented him with the first copy of the annual town report, which is dedicated to Wilde. The recognition is for Wilde’s […]

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Franklin County arrest log

• Erica Couture, 32, Strong, theft, March 17, $500 cash bail, Wilton Police Department. • Cory J. Purrington, 36, Temple, driving under the influence, March 17, $100 cash, Farmington Police Department. • Nicholas S. Kilgas, 19, Boothbay, driving under the influence, March 18, $250 cash, Farmington Police Department. • David M. Shanley, 29, Farmington, probation hold, March 18, […]

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Road name change moving forward, slowly, in Chesterville

CHESTERVILLE — Code Enforcement Officer Brenda Medcoff said it will take longer than anticipated to change the name of Turner Interval Road to Huckleberry Stream Road. The Planning Board approved the road-name-change request Jan. 10. The 45-day period for an appeal has passed, Medcoff said. Medcoff said the process to change the road name for […]

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Three charged in broom, pistol incident

FARMINGTON — Police said three people were arrested Sunday following a domestic incident involving a broom and a gun at a home on Sewall Lane. Sean M. McGuire, 22, of Sewall Lane was charged with terrorizing with a pistol. His guests, Arrin Kay, 23, of Farmington and Emily-Anne Bacon, 20, of Waterboro, were charged with […]

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Avon residents say farewell to former selectman

AVON — Residents paid a loving tribute to a long-serving selectman for his dedicated community service at the annual town meeting Saturday. Approximately 40 voters approved a slate of officers and moved smoothly through the 59 articles in the 2017 warrant. Voters also offered a heartfelt tribute to outgoing Third Selectman John Calloway for his […]