The Livermore Select Board voted unanimously to support a $51,174 All-Terrain Vehicle trail maintenance grant and welcomed newly elected member Tim Cox.
Rebecca Richard
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Rebecca Richard is a reporter for the Franklin Journal. She graduated from the University of Maine after studying literature and writing. She is a small business owner, wife of 32 years and mom of eight children. Rebecca was born in Florida, but has been in Maine for over 10 years, and in New England since her teen years.
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Fayette reviews school budget, plans gradual tax increase
Fayette officials reviewed a higher school budget, citing reduced state funding and rising tuition, with plans to offset the impact through a gradual local tax increase.
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Andwell’s GUIDE program tailors dementia support for Maine families
Michelle Stebbins of Andwell Health Partners explains how the new GUIDE dementia care model will serve caregivers and patients across Maine.
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Starling Hall generator grant restored, donations needed for upgrade
Fayette officials announced the FEMA grant for Starling Hall has been reinstated, but additional funds are needed for ADA-compliant upgrades.
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Farmington homeschool co-op raises $1,600 for animal shelter
Root and Bloom Homeschool Co-op held a student-organized fundraiser, supply drive, and donation for Franklin County Animal Shelter.
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Chesterville Select Board notes Ward resignation
The Select Board discussed recently passed warrant articles at the annual town meeting and began the process of replacing Jason Ward following his resignation.
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Digital literacy educator emphasizes curiosity, connection in rural tech support
Michael Burd helps rural Mainers overcome fear and gain confidence using technology through hands-on support and community-based programs.
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Chesterville reviews $80,000 solar proposal for town buildings
Troy Hull of Aurora Roofing & Solar proposed a six-year payoff solar project to power town facilities and streetlights using CMP net metering credits.
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Kingfield finalizes wastewater rates, reviews budget and projects
Kingfield’s Select Board held a public hearing on new wastewater rates and discussed the upcoming budget, infrastructure needs, and a potential school district withdrawal.
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RSU 9 celebrates staff, students and cultural exchange success
RSU 9 board members honored outstanding staff and students while highlighting a renewed cultural exchange and district-wide achievements.