The Livermore Select Board discussed filling a vacant school board seat, finalizing election preparations, and approved cost-sharing for a body camera during its Oct. 22 meeting.
Rebecca Richard
Staff Writer
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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Community vigil for peace at Old South Church
Old South Church in Farmington will host a nonpartisan Community Candlelight Vigil from 5 to 7 p.m. on Nov. 4, promoting peace during and after the election. Participants are encouraged to bring candles and dress warmly.
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Speeding, fireworks and noise concerns highlight Kingfield meeting
Sheriff Scott Nichols Sr. reviewed traffic data, discussed fireworks complaints, and addressed noise issues during the Oct. 21 Kingfield Select Board meeting, while Town Manager Leanna Targett later noted that the traffic data might have been affected by Route 16 vehicles.
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Kingfield Elementary’s 10th annual harvest meal a testament to community and student learning
The 10th annual Harvest Meal at Kingfield Elementary School brought together 150 community members to celebrate the students’ garden work and featured a variety of soups, salads, and activities, showcasing the importance of hands-on learning and community collaboration.
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Phillips library art installation
Local children painted murals on upright doors at the Phillips Public Library throughout the summer, now displayed as part of a green space project led by Librarian Hedy Langdon to enhance the library’s community garden in Phillips.
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RSU 9 directors discuss upcoming events and student engagement projects
The RSU 9 board of directors meeting Oct. 22 highlighted upcoming student engagement initiatives, including the “Totally Trades” event, an aquaponics project and nutrition.
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Speeding, fireworks and noise concerns highlight Kingfield meeting
Sheriff Scott Nichols Sr. reviewed traffic data, discussed fireworks complaints and addressed noise issues.
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Fayette Select Board discusses Starling Hall’s future and community concerns
At its Oct. 15 meeting, the Fayette Select Board addressed resident concerns over the potential sale of Starling Hall, heard updates on hazardous waste disposal, and celebrated the success of the “Keep Me Warm” supper, which raised over $1,600 for heating assistance.
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Chesterville Select Board deadlocked on general assistance ordinance
The Chesterville Select Board tied on whether to adopt the updated general assistance ordinance and its appendices, opting to conduct further research before revisiting the matter at their next meeting.
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Fayette Select Board discusses road paving, $50,000 grant and excise tax exemption
The Fayette Select Board discussed road paving updates, a conditional $50,000 grant for a needs assessment of older residents and approved an excise tax exemption for active duty military personnel at their Oct. 15 meeting.