Six budget articles that did not pass at the April 29 annual town meeting will be voted on again from 2-6 p.m. June 24 at the Livermore Falls Town Office.
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Sewer rate raised 7.8% for minimum users in Livermore Falls
The sewer rate is determined by amount of water consumption.
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Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Hundreds rally in Farmington for democracy and climate action
Farmington joined cities nationwide Saturday in a call to defend democracy and address climate change.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Walton’s Mill Park in Farmington to have updated sign about Temple Stream
After some corrections, a sign detailing the history and ecology of Temple Stream will again be installed at Walton’s Mill Park in Farmington.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Chamber Home and Leisure Showcase is good event on a rainy day
Franklin County Chamber of Commerce held its first Home and Leisure Showcase in several years on Saturday, April 26, with a good turnout at the event held at Mt. Blue High School in Farmington.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Farmington’s social media policy gets updated, may need further wording tweaks
The town’s attorney will be consulted regarding wording on comments permitted for political campaigns and ballot measures.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Drinking in a warm spring day on the water
A 70 degree temperature, sunny skies and a light breeze made Thursday afternoon, May 1, an ideal day to go for a boat ride on Wilson Lake in Wilton.
Posted inLivermore Falls Advertiser
Spruce Mountain Middle School eighth grade Boston trip approved
The eighth grade class raised more than $10,000 for the trip.
Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
Lithium mining
To the Editor: It’s a hope that legislation will not be dilatory concerning lithium mining– a process that is required through the stewardship of Maine’s congress. We are hoping that legislation will take into account neighbors, neighborhoods, and communities adjacent. One land owner who is not adjacent has said people should be able to do […]
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Paris’s infamous Littlefield Murders explored
PARIS — The Seneca Club, Friends’ Group of the Paris Public Library, is hosting former Maine State Trooper Percy Turner on Sunday, May 18, at the Deering Memorial Community Center at 2 p.m. Mr. Turner will be presenting his analysis of the evidence, presented and not presented, at the infamous 1930s Littlefield Murder trials. In […]