Elaine Wilcox captivated attendees at Underwood Memorial Library on Nov. 20 with a reading of A Turkey for Thanksgiving, followed by snacks and a hands-on building activity.
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Fayette board explores facility updates and student support initiatives
Superintendent and Principal Courtney Lyons provided updates on three facility-related projects, including an outdoor classroom, a playground fence, and repairs to the back gym roof, while Chair Nancy Cronin proposed reinstating a budget item to support student and staff needs.
Great turnout for the 11th annual Women Veterans Luncheon
There were 55 veterans that attended, along with those at resource tables and our amazing Legion Family Volunteers.
Augusta company chosen over local dealership for new LF cruiser
Livermore Falls selectmen voted 3-2 to go with Quirk Auto Group’s lower bid because the vehicle was in stock and some residents said they preferred taking the lower bid.
Photo: It’s turkey time: Happy Thanksgiving
Turkeys are a symbol of Thanksgiving.
More info shared about young people using adult education
Regional School Unit 73 board of directors are given more information about Spruce Mountain Adult and Community Education seeing more students aged 16-20 using its programs.
Fayette All Age Friendly Committee supports aging in place
The Fayette All Age Friendly Committee fosters community connections and supports aging in place through events, resource access, and initiatives like a proposed “caring caller” tree, while partnering with organizations like All-Med to expand in-home care services.
Livermore Select Board plans for use of remaining ARPA funds
The Livermore Select Board decides on a plan of action for ARPA funds.
State plans to challenge Standish man’s account of fatal shooting at trial
Brandon Libby, 37, is scheduled for a jury trial in Portland on Dec. 4. He has been charged with murder in connection with the death of Amanda Brown.
Record number of Maine voters cast ballots in 2024 election
More than 840,000 voters cast ballots in this November’s election, which Secretary of State Shenna Bellows said was the most in state history.