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Picnic tables stolen from Livermore’s rec field

LIVERMORE — Three new picnic tables have been stolen from the town’s Recreation Field off Route 4. Recreation Committee Chairman Jeff Marceau alerted town officials to the theft on Sept. 6, Administrative Assistant Kurt Schaub said. The tables are valued at $500 and were built, not bought, he said. The cost of materials came from […]

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Tri Town Seniors to meet Sept. 16

JAY — The Tri Town seniors held their first meeting of the new season on Sept. 9. The group met at a new meeting hall at St. Rose Parish Hall on Church Street with a covered dish meal enjoyed by 26 members and four guests. Fernande Doiron, president, opened the meeting with a prayer, salute […]

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Board votes to gather information on withdrawal from RSU 73

LIVERMORE — Selectpersons voted unanimously Monday to have town Administrative Assistant Kurt Schaub gather information and the costs involved in withdrawing from RSU 73, Schaub said Wednesday. Livermore and Livermore Falls formerly made up RSU 36/SAD 36 before it consolidated on July 1, 2011, with the Jay school system to create RSU 73. A 13-member […]

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Annual Healthcare Golf Classic nets $25,000

FARMINGTON — More than $25,000 was raised at Franklin Community Health Network’s annual Healthcare Golf Classic held July 14 and 15 at the Sugarloaf Golf Club. Proceeds from the tournament benefit the Healthy Community Coalition of Greater Franklin County and the Martha B. Webber Breast Care Center. Twenty-two teams from throughout New England took part […]

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Road panel to consider plan to divert water

LIVERMORE — The Road Committee is scheduled to meet at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 5, to consider a plan to re-route the water from the most troublesome of the culverts on River Road. They will also consider recent bids to revert several paved roads to gravel, Administrative Assistant Kurt Schaub said. Selectpersons agreed to authorize […]

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Jay, Livemore Falls to get share of $2.27 million funding

BANGOR — USDA Rural Development State Director Virginia Manuel has announced five water and wastewater and community projects that will benefit rural Maine. Manuel said, “I am pleased that USDA Rural Development can invest $2.27 million to assist four communities with essential water and wastewater upgrades and one tribal community with upgrades to its vital […]