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Kennebec Valley Community College dean’s list

FAIRFIELD — Kennebec Valley Community College has announced the spring 2013 dean’s list. Thomas J. Marston, Auburn Brianna C. Ellis, Bowdoinham Christine M. Brimlow, Brunswick Vivian Curren, Brunswick Keegan M. O’Neal, Brunswick Michelle L. Sawyer, Chesterville Tyler N. Dupal, Durham JoAnne Doyle, Farmington Garrick S. Paul, Kingfield Brittnay L. Curtis, Leeds Trevor W. Timberlake, Livermore […]

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Well Done – Area students named to honors lists

AMES, Iowa —  Jennifer Elizabeth Smith of Fryeburg, majoring in veterinary medicine, was named to the 2013 spring semester dean’s list at Iowa State University. — SAVANNAH, Ga. — Annunziata Graziano of Readfield has been named to the dean’s list at the Savannah College of Art and Design for spring quarter 2013. — RICHMOND, Ky. […]

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GFWC Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs: Creative writing, art, photography winners announced

SOUTH PORTLAND — GFWC Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs Art Department contest winners were announced at the annual convention, by art department Chairman Barbara Hathaway, “Painter of Sunsets” from Wilton. The event was a two-day art and photo exhibit and contests. Best Community Service Narrative was won by GFWC/Semper Fidelis Club of Skowhegan. Some of […]

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State lowers valuation on Livermore

LIVERMORE — A preliminary 2014 state assessment indicates the town’s valuation has dropped $2 million, or 1.08 percent, to $182.8 million from last year. The state report “indicates the town’s assessed values are 105 percent of market based on arms-length sales that took place over the past two years,” administrative assistant Kurt Schaub said. Arms-length […]

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Livermore to get slightly less state aid for roads

LIVERMORE — The town will receive $579 less in state road aid this year compared to the past several years. Town officials were notified Monday that the amount to be received is $53,188 instead of last year’s $53,767, town administrative assistant Kurt Schaub said Wednesday. Some towns are seeing larger reductions in road aid and […]

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All teaching positions filled at RSU 73

LIVERMORE FALLS — All current vacant teaching positions were filled for RSU 73 schools Tuesday night when the board met in a special, half-hour session. Superintendent Robert Wall said only a few co-curricular positions remain to be filled before the beginning of the new school year. Danielle Caron was appointed as a kindergarten teacher for […]

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Livermore continues to face fireworks problems

LIVERMORE — More complaints of fireworks being shot from town property have come in, town administrative assistant Kurt Schaub said Wednesday. There is evidence that fireworks have been shot from the public beach at Brettuns Pond and the town’s recreation field, he said. Unexploded fireworks have been left behind at both sites. “We have contacted […]

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Franklin County briefs

Pre-K registration LIVERMORE — RSU73 is committed to serving all 4-year-olds in the towns of Jay, Livermore, Livermore Falls area. If your child will be 4 years old on or before Oct. 15 and you want to register him/her in pre-K, pick up a registration form from Livermore Elementary, 107 Gibbs Mill Road, Livermore; or […]

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Town accepting applications for scholarship

LIVERMORE — The town is accepting applications for the $1,000 Pollard Scholarship that goes to a Livermore student pursuing higher education. Applications are available at the Town Office and due by 4 p.m. Monday, July 29. Livermore began awarding the scholarship in 1980 following the opening of a box containing papers showing Augustus Pollard had […]