PERU — Questions around the entrances and how traffic flow would operate onsite were raised at a Traffic Control Permit Scoping meeting on May 30 regarding a planned large convenience store at 9 North Main St. Tim Soucie, Project Engineer for Maine Department of Transportation, Region 3, said June 4 that there was some discussion […]
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Rumford church donates in support of repairs to Mexico fire station
MEXICO — The Youth Group from the Praise Assembly of God Church in Rumford held a successful toll road on Main Street on June 8, then donated half the proceeds, $1,310, on June 10 to the Mexico Fire Department in their effort to repair their fire station following flood damage in December. The youths, from […]
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Livermore Select Board addresses resident concerns regarding road maintenance issues
The Livermore Select Board addressed residents’ concerns regarding road maintenance procedures and prioritization during the meeting on June 4, emphasizing equitable distribution of resources amidst limited budgets and aging infrastructure challenges.
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New greenhouses at Spruce Mountain Elementary School in Jay enhance outdoor education
Two greenhouses for outdoor learning have been built at Spruce Mountain Elementary School through a $100,000 Rethink Respond Educational Ventures grant, $3,000 from Maine Environmental Education Association grants and local support.
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Wilton awarded with certificate and title of ‘Gig Town’
A ribbon cutting ceremony took place at Bass Park on Thursday with members of the Wilton Select Board and representatives from CCI and MCA.
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Spruce Mountain High School Class of 2024 told to celebrate hard work and dedication
What started as a rainy Sunday afternoon saw a break in the weather during most of the commencement exercises.
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Correction
In the Livermore Select Board article in the June 5 edition, Michele O’Ben’s name should have been spelled, O’Ben. We regret the misspelling.
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Jay accepts bids to repair roads damaged in June 2023 rainstorm
The board also approved Thomas C. Goding Building Contractor to repair the sand and salt shed.
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Jay decides not to offer police coverage to Dixfield
The Select Board have concerns, including a potential staffing shortage.