LIVERMORE — Students in Donna Landry’s first grade class at Spruce Mountain Primary School recently wrote thank you letters to veterans, which are shared below. Dear Veteran, Thank you for saving our country. Your friend, Leland Dear Veteran, Thank you for saving the USA. You are strong. Your friend, Mercedes Dear Veteran, Thank you for […]
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North Livermore Baptist Church
NO. LIVERMORE — The congregation was welcomed in by Pastor Bonnie Higgins at 9:30 a.m. to begin the service. The Call to Worship, Invocation/Lord’s Prayer were recited. The hymns that were sung were “Oh, Worship the King”, “Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus” and “Because He Lives”. The service ended with “Go Now in […]
The paradox of change
I don’t know if anyone likes change, but change is necessary. It comes along expectedly or as a surprise. It challenges our ability to let go of control, be flexible, and handle it well as it comes our way. I think of change as a paradox of impermanence and permanence, or more easily conceptualized, in […]
‘Serious Play: the importance of video games’ at UMF public forum
FARMINGTON — The University of Maine at Farmington is featuring a UMF Public Forum on the timely subject of “Serious Play: The Literary, Cultural and Psychological Importance of Video Games.” This panel discussion will take place Wednesday, Nov. 13, 7-8 p.m., in the Performance Space in the UMF Emery Community Arts Center. It is free […]
Franklin County awards $544,722 to 10 entities from federal relief allotment
A total of 17 requests totaled $1.2 million.
DDF Toy Drive Craft Fair this Saturday
The DDF Toy Drive will have a big event this Saturday at the Thanks Christmas Giving Event at Boondocks Farm in Canton
Fayette votes to save Starling Hall, ending months of debate
Fayette residents voted against selling Starling Hall, with supporters now focused on securing external funding to complete its restoration.
Livermore Select Board welcomes new school board appointee, plans for street light installation
At the Nov. 5 meeting, the Livermore Select Board filled a school board vacancy, selected a street light model for Federal Road, and reluctantly accepted the immediate resignation of Animal Control Officer Richard Burton.
Chesterville Select Board reaches decision on general assistance ordinance amid concerns
The Chesterville Select Board reviewed election results and voted 3-2 to adopt a revised general assistance ordinance, despite some board members’ reservations about its potential impacts on the town’s resources.