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Androscoggin Savings Bank awarded excavator bid in Livermore
LIVERMORE — On Monday night, the select board awarded a financing bid to Androscoggin Savings Bank for purchasing an excavator to replace the 1995 backhoe that was taken out of service earlier this year. Voters approved the purchase at this year’s town meeting. The board also approved road foreman Roger Ferland’s recommendation to purchase a […]
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Livermore selectmen pick shed design
LIVERMORE — On Monday evening, select board members chose the plan they felt would work best for the town’s sand and salt shed. They were also told about the recent Maine Department of Environmental Protection inspection of the transfer station and actions needed to bring the facility into compliance. At this year’s annual meeting, voters […]
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Livermore board OKs excavator purchase
LIVERMORE — Selectmen unanimously voted Monday night to purchase an excavator to replace a backhoe that was taken out of service in the spring. Voters at the June town meeting approved seeking financing for up to $135,000 to purchase equipment to replace the 1995 Case backhoe. Road foreman Roger Ferland and highway worker Ron Greenwood […]
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River Road paving to start; transfer station lauded
LIVERMORE — Work on the 7,000-foot section of the River Road from Center Road to the Merrill farm area is expected to begin this week. Selectmen last month awarded the $419,440 bid to Bruce A. Manzer of Anson. His was the lower of two bids submitted for the project. Residents approved the expenditure at the June […]
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Norlands to open July 2
LIVERMORE — Norlands Living History Center, at 290 Norlands Road in Livermore, has announced it will open for the summer season on July 2. Visitors can experience the heritage and culture of 19th century Maine between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. any Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday throughout July and August. Arrival is recommended by 3 p.m. […]
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Paper Musuem to hold meetings LIVERMORE FALLS — The Paper Museum in Livermore Falls will hold meetings at 6 p.m. on the first and third Thursdays in July and August to finalize its celebration plans to honor mill workers, the paper industry and wood products. The meetings typically last an hour, but not more than […]
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Livermore: Carriage House Cafe appeals liquor license denial
LIVERMORE — Michael Weaver, owner of the Carriage House Cafe on Route 4, has appealed the state’s May decision to deny his renewal application of his restaurant liquor license. No date has been set for a hearing. Livermore Board of Selectpersons denied Weaver’s application to renew his liquor license by a 3-2 vote on Nov. […]
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Friends of Diane Castonguay Gould to pursue her goal to help sick children
LIVERMORE — Friends of the late Diane Castonguay Gould have teamed up to follow through on her goal to raise money to enhance the lives of sick children and raise cancer awareness. Gould, a wife and the mother of three boys, was killed Jan. 19 on Route 17 in Fayette when a propane truck rolled […]
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Brenda E. Skidgell
1953 – 2015 LIVERMORE — Brenda Elaine Skidgell, 62, a resident of Crash Road, Livermore, passed away Monday, June 22, at her home. She was born March 30, 1953, in Rumford, the daughter of Owen and Mary (Farrington) White. Brenda attended school in Dixfield. She married and had two children, Dione and Donald. She worked […]