Church LIVERMORE FALLS —The First Baptist Church of Livermore Falls will have their annual Business Meeting after the worship service on Sunday, January 19. A Potluck Lunch will be served before the meeting. Please bring your favorite food offering. On Sunday, January 12, we will welcome an Interim pastor who will serve the First Baptist […]
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Rumford to consider own notification system
RUMFORD — The town is considering establishing its own emergency notification system. Town Manager George O’Keefe said, “We’ve been looking at notification systems prior to the (Dec. 10) incident with the brown snow at the mill. That certainly made it quite clear that this was something that we needed to consider on a broader level.” […]
Bank donates $25K to Black Mountain of Maine’s capital campaign
RUMFORD — Black Mountain of Maine recently received a $25,000 contribution from Franklin Savings Bank towards their capital campaign. “Their support will help us expand our snowmaking capacity, ensuring better coverage and earlier openings for seasons to come,” noted a Black Mountain spokesman. “This gift doesn’t just benefit the mountain — it helps our entire […]
Peru moves into new highway garage
Fire destroyed the original building two years ago.
Chesterville Select Board discusses elections, rentals, tech and events
The Chesterville Select Board addressed upcoming election vacancies, potential adjustments to hall rental policies, technology upgrades, and upcoming events during its meeting last month.
State Rep. Bunker addresses legislative goals and local concerns in Chesterville
State Representative Stephan Bunker discussed his legislative priorities, including maintaining state funding commitments, and addressed local concerns about the Office of New Americans during the Chesterville Select Board meeting on Dec. 19.
How safe are you from scams? Fayette residents learn to protect themselves
Residents of Fayette gathered at Starling Hall to hear Kennebec County Sheriff and Selectman Toby Pond share practical advice and personal stories about identifying and avoiding scams, emphasizing the importance of verification and caution.
Tradition continues differently at JEFFA Family Farm in Jay
Owners of the former apple orchard on Route 133 in Jay are now selling their own eggs and meat along with products from Maine farms.
Library hosts New Year’s Glow Party for kids
Balloons and glow sticks were featured at the Glow Party.
Year ends with another celestial light display, more could be seen in 2025
This has been an unusually active year for northern lights, so it seems fitting for the year to end with another display locally.