Copies of the Livermore Falls Advertiser from 75 and 50 years ago are not available. Information from 49 and 25 years ago will be shared here. 49 years ago A Teen Age and College Dance Contest will be held at Murray Hall on July 9th. Two beautiful trophies will be given away at this dance […]
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Copies of the Livermore Falls Advertiser from 75 and 50 years ago are not available. Information from 49 and 25 years ago will be shared here. 49 years ago John Taglienti, Jay High School physical education director, has been named as director of the Jay Summer Recreation Program. The program will commence on July […]
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Livermore’s Sara Hughes running for RSU 73 school board
LIVERMORE — Sara Chamberlain-Hughes is running for a three-year seat on the Regional School Unit 73 board of directors in the June 13 elections. The seat is held by Cynthia Young. Polls will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Town Office Complex. Hughes said she was concerned last fall about issues […]
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Three candidates vie for two Livermore selectperson seats
LIVERMORE — Three people are running for two selectperson seats in the June 13 elections. Voters will cast ballots from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Town Office Complex. Raymond Castonguay and Scott Richmond are vying for the seat held by Timothy Kachnovich. The term is for three years. Selectman William “Tom” Gould is […]
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Livermore voters to decide on truck, revaluation account
LIVERMORE — Voters will be asked to approve a budget of almost $3.65 million at the annual town meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday, June 14, at the Spruce Mountain Primary School. Also among the 58 articles to be considered is one to purchase a new truck purchase, to raise money for the possible discontinuance of […]
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SMART members headed to China
Spruce Mountain Area Robotics Team 3930 adviser Daniel Lemieux, second from right in back, speaks to team members and others headed to China this month to help rookie teams with their robotics projects. Others are, clockwise from lower left, Team 3930 members Tanna Herlihy, Natalie Luce and Jonathan Brenner, Team 58 mentor Emma Dalton of […]
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Obituaries
JEANNE DUBORD SHATTUCK 1936 – 2017 JEANNE DUBORD SHATTUCK, 80, passed away April 9, 2017 at her home on West Mechanic Street, Corinth following a short illness. She was surrounded by her loving family. She was born on September 5, 1936 at the family home in Livermore Falls, Maine. Jeanne was the daughter of Joseph […]
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Palm Sunday April 9, 2017 “The Palms” was the call to worship sung by the choir, their other hymn was “Thirty Pieces of Silver.” The Lyman’s sang “Just as the Sun went Down.” Congressional hymns were: “Hosanna, Loud Hosanna;” “All Glory, Laud, and Honor;” and “I Surrender All.” Today’s scripture reading was Luke 23:13-24, and […]
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North Jay Grange to celebrate 143 years
JAY – North Jay Grange #10 will celebrate 143 years Tuesday, April 18 with supper at 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. program upstairs. The public is invited to this Award Night. Meet and greet the Jay Police Dept. For more information call 645-4211, 645-9353 or 645-4400.
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Portland, ME – “It’s OK, he won’t bite you” is a phrase heard often by Postal letter carriers. Dog owners feel they’re being honest because the dog hasn’t bitten anyone before. But the truth is that ALL dogs will bite if they feel their territory or family is being threatened. This instinct doesn’t mean that […]