Information about a proposed full service boatyard owned by Matthew and Amanda Ackley at 1515 Federal Road was also shared.
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Chesterville voters split FEMA storm damage money evenly for roadwork
Interest lowered on overdue property taxes; no discount for paying bills within 30 days.
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Spruce Mountain staff now has access to accommodations information
The Power School program is estimated to cost $1 per student this year, 50 cents per student next year.
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Pancake breakfast Saturday to support food cupboard
LIVERMORE FALLS — A maple syrup and pancake breakfast will be held 9 a.m. to noon Saturday to support the Food Cupboard of Jay/Livermore/Livermore Falls. The breakfast will be held at 43 Stantondell Road in Livermore Falls, the home of Steven Coates. The menu will include pancakes, baked beans, coffee and juice. Donations to support […]
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Jay-area high school wins Class B One Acts competition; see it March 20
A performance of will be held Wednesday evening, March 20, at the high school to raise funds for the state competition.
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Tree concerns brought to Livermore Select Board
Authorization was given to purchase a flail head to replace one that doesn’t work on town equipment.
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Maine Maple Sunday is on its way!
Several maple producers will be opening up their shacks and sharing their delicious maple syrup and more with their local community.
Posted inLivermore Falls Advertiser, The Franklin Journal
Jay author lights up Treat Memorial Library book club
Kayla Maurais of Jay recently released her first novel ‘Soul Suckers’ and made a visit to the Treat Memorial Library on Thursday, March 14, to talk about it.
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Franklin County EMA directors prepare people for April 8 solar eclipse
Director Amanda Simoneau and Deputy Director Sara Bickford have been working for months to make people aware of what the eclipse will mean to routines.