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RSU 73 approves new hires

LIVERMORE FALLS — The Regional School Unit 73 board of directors accepted the resignation of Spruce Mountain High School athletic director and Assistant Principal James Black at its meeting Thursday. Black is leaving to become principal at Mt. Blue Middle School. His last day at Spruce Mountain is Aug. 18. Black thanked staff, students, the […]

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Voters to decide $18.1 million RSU 73 budget Tuesday

LIVERMORE FALLS — In a brief review of the Regional School Unit 73 budget at a school board meeting Thursday, Superintendent Kenneth Healey pointed out that this year’s $18.1 million spending plan was more than 3 percent less than last year’s figure. Voters in Jay, Livermore and Livermore Falls will decide whether to accept the budget […]

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Jay residents to only vote on town budget in April

JAY — Voting on a proposed $6 million municipal budget for 2017-18 will take place from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday, April 25, at the Community Building. The town has to keep its voting date, Town Manager Shiloh LaFreniere told selectpersons on March 27. Jay had aligned is annual town meeting referendum to match […]

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RSU 73 board looking to keep budget costs steady

LIVERMORE FALLS — With recent layoffs at Verso’s Androscoggin Mill, a tough budget process has become even more difficult for the Regional School Unit 73 board of directors. One of the biggest challenges is a projected loss of school subsidy of $233,000, Superintendent Kenneth Healey said at Thursday’s meeting. The reason for the loss of subsidy […]

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RSU 73, towns, residents talk reducing costs

JAY — Residents told town and Regional School Unit 73 officials Wednesday night that spending cuts are needed in light of Verso Corp’s announcement of 190 layoffs at the paper mill early next year. Twenty representatives from the towns of Jay, Livermore, Livermore Falls, which make up RSU 73, and the school board met at […]