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Livermore school honors veterans

Isabel Keenan of Jay holds the special card she made for her dad, Josh Keenan, who served in the U.S. Army Reserve. Pre-kindergartners at Spruce Mountain Primary School in Livermore observed Veterans Day on Tuesday by sharing lunch with family who served in the armed forces.  (Pam Harnden/Livermore Falls Advertiser)

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Livermore has Baby Bags to first-time parents

LIVERMORE — Baby Bags provided by Advocates For Children are being offered at the Town Office to first-time parents, Town Clerk Renda Guild told selectpersons at their meeting Tuesday night. “These bags are amazing, especially for first-time parents,” she said. “The information provided helps them overcome their sense of fear or uncertainty,” Guild said. Each […]

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Students show off costumes in Livermore

Students at the Spruce Mountain Primary School in Livermore were rewarded for their good behavior this month with a Halloween costume parade around the building Tuesday. Pre-K students stopped midway through the parade for a photo. (Pam Harnden/ Livermore Falls Advertiser) Students Gabriella Bryant and Ryley Wright attend the Halloween costume parade around Spruce Mountain […]

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Livermore paving, truck repair planned

LIVERMORE — Highway Foreman Roger Ferland told selectpersons Tuesday night that paving on Robertson Road is scheduled to begin this week or next, depending on the availability of contractor Bruce Manzer. Culverts have been replaced and brush cut back in preparation, he said. Administrative Assistant Amy Byron will post an update on the town’s Facebook […]

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Maine Apple Sunday "launches fall"

LIVERMORE — Bright red apples hanging on trees at Boothby’s Orchard in Livermore, and many more orchards throughout the state, were just in time for Maine Apple Sunday. Organized by the Maine State Pomological Society’s for 17 years, Apple Sunday kicks off the beginning of apple season, and as sixth generation orchard owner Rob Boothby […]

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Livermore to follow cemetery policy

LIVERMORE — Selectpersons learned Tuesday night that a 2008 town policy outlines rules and regulations for cemetery plantings and decorations. Administrative Assistant Amy Byron said former Administrative Assistant Kurt Schaub contacted her after reading a recent newspaper article about complaints from Robert Martin, who mows town cemeteries. Complaints included plantings covering neighboring stones and cans, plastic […]