LIVERMORE — Brush and large amounts of asphalt shingles will not be accepted at the town’s Transfer Station. The Solid Waste Board agreed not to pursue adding a separate asphalt shingle container at this time, assistant administrator Kurt Schaub said. The town updated its station last year and started accepting bulky waste in early January […]
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Harry W. Carter
1934 – 2013 AUBURN — Harry W. Carter, 79, a resident of Church Street, Livermore, passed away Saturday, May 11, at Androscoggin Hospice House. He was born April 24, 1934, in Montpelier, Vt., the son of Sumner Carter and Jessie (Robertson) Carter. His family moved to Maine and he attended school in Penobscot County. Following […]
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Hearing set on proposed ordinances
LIVERMORE — The Planning Board will hold a public hearing Wednesday on proposed amendments to the Site Plan Review Ordinance that include noise, lighting, signs and adult entertainment for businesses. A revised floodplain management ordinance will also be reviewed at 7 p.m. May 15 in the gymnasium of the Livermore Elementary School. The floodplain ordinance […]
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Summer road work plan finalized
LIVERMORE — The Road Committee has finalized the summer work to be done to improve town roads. Voters will consider raising $260,000 for the road program at the annual town meeting Wednesday, June 12. The plan calls for a finish layer of asphalt on the section of Norlands Road that was paved last year. “This […]
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Committee recommends eliminating 80 percent of streetlights
LIVERMORE — An informational meeting is scheduled this month on a proposal to reduce the number of streetlights from 54 to 10. The meeting will be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 29, at the Livermore Elementary School. There will be two articles on the annual town meeting warrant Wednesday, June 12, on eliminating some […]
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Douglas James Wiggins
LEWISTON — Douglas James Wiggins, 69, a resident of Gibbs Mill Road, Livermore, died Sunday, May 5, at St. Mary’s Regional Medical Center. He was born Nov. 23, 1943, in Houlton, the son of James W. Wiggins and Marjorie E. (Lawrence) Wiggins. Doug attended school in Portland and was a 1961 graduate of Portland High […]
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Todd A. Tyler
ANDOVER — Todd A. Tyler, 39, of Federal Road, Livermore, died unexpectedly in Andover, Friday, May 4. He was born in Norway, Jan. 3, 1974, the son of Shirley Tyler and had attended schools in Livermore Falls. Todd worked at Oxford Aviation as a spray painter for many years. He enjoyed his work as a […]
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Jay to have write-ins for two RSU 73 seats
Jay has no takers to fill two positions on the RSU 73 Board of Directors. Both Livermore and Livermore Falls will have candidates for the school board on ballots in those towns. No one took out papers for the three-year positions, Jay Town Clerk Ronda Palmer said. This has never happened in Jay, she said. […]
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Cash raffle benefits library LIVERMORE FALLS — The Trustees of Treat Memorial Library are excited to offer a new raffle where participants can win cash. Every day in June a ticket will be drawn for cash prizes in amounts from $5 to $100. Tickets are now on sale for $5 each or three for $10 […]