Volunteers needed for Ag Day at Farmington Fair

Ag Day at Farmington Fair returns this year after a three-year hiatus, with volunteers needed for a variety of tasks to make the day a success for all.

Creating memories at Brettuns Pond beach

Livermore raises figure used to set tax commitment

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

Bussing updates for Spruce Mountain schools

Wilton Town Manager looking to settle unfinished business

Wilton Town Manager Perry Ellsworth gave a brief update to the town website on Tuesday, Aug. 15, and alluded to shoring up unfinished business before his departure.

Chesterville celebrates new playground

With a swing set dedicated in memory of late World War II Veteran John Gee, Selectperson Eric Hilton said the playground was for the adults as much as it was for the kids on Saturday, Aug. 19.

United Way to host seventh annual Color Me United 5K

United Way of the Tri-Valley Area will be hosting the seventh annual Color Me United 5K race on Saturday, Aug. 26, at 9 a.m.

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.