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Fifth annual papermakers heritage celebration set for Aug. 26

On the last Saturday of August, Maine's Paper and Heritage Museum will bring together loggers, papermakers and more to celebrate the rich history of paper in Livermore Falls.

RSU 9 looking for new ways to tackle absenteeism

Superintendent Christian Elkington and the rest of RSU 9 administration will be re-thinking their strategies around chronic absenteeism in the coming school year.

Voting in Livermore to return to Community Center

Students coming in and out plus difficulty finding parking spaces were two reasons given for moving voting from Spruce Mountain Primary School to the Livermore Community Center.

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FMH change means more funds to be reimbursed

If the proposed change to Critical Access Hospital is approved, it will mean Franklin Memorial Hospital will be reimbursed 101% for Medicare/Medicaid patients instead of the current rate of 30-40%.

Community makes dream come true for Trent Paradis

Trent Paradis, the only Maine athlete at Special Olympics World Games held in Germany, placed fifth in shot put and sixth in the 100 meter race.

RSU 9 special services prepares for the coming school year

Special Services Director John Jones gave a report of the successes the program has had in the past while it looks forward to the upcoming year.

Boosters looking to update Caldwell Field

The Mt. Blue All-Sports Boosters want to upgrade the current field with artificial turf, reducing potential injury and providing more access all year round.

Play structure fun in Farmington