The 14-year-old was visiting family friends when the crash occurred Tuesday in a driveway on Cross Road.
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Livermore Falls tax rate to increase $1.70
The property tax rate last year was $24.25 per $1,000 of assessed valuation.
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Livermore Falls woman pleads not guilty to violation of conditions of release at Farmington court
Trisha G. Payeur, 43, is on bail for several charges, including manslaughter after a motor vehicle crash that killed a Livermore woman in 2002 in North Jay.
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New Vineyard Planning Board secretary submits surprise resignation
Secretary Jamie McKechnie raised concerns about the processes and informalities being used by the Planning Board.
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Police investigating break-in at medical marijuana retail store in Livermore Falls
The burglary occurred at about 5 a.m., according to a store surveillance video, and was reported at about 9 a.m., Livermore Falls officer Trevor Gagnon said.
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State starts preliminary design for roundabout at Jay intersection
The purpose of the project is for safety improvements, according to Douglas Coombs, senior project manager of the state highway program.
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Apple producers in Livermore have big, colorful, juicy fruit this year
Boothby’s Farm Market and Orchard is open for apple picking four days a week at the orchard on Boothby Road.
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Community celebrates river cleanup at EcoFest in Jay
The annual River Cleanup event was followed this year by an EcoFest Beer Garden to celebrate.
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Photos: New and returning students tour Spruce Mountain Middle School
Students show their family around Spruce Mountain Middle School during the open house on Tuesday, Aug. 27.
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Livermore Board allocates reserve funds to limit tax hike, addresses road repair concerns
The Livermore Select Board approved using $150,000 from reserve funds to minimize a tax increase while addressing resident concerns over long-standing road repair issues, including Round Pond and River roads.