Fayette residents voted against selling Starling Hall, with supporters now focused on securing external funding to complete its restoration.
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Livermore Falls board tables decision on road access for off road vehicles
More information on connecting towns through ATV access is wanted.
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Ghostbusters haunt trunk or treat in Jay
A group dressed as Ghostbusters brought Halloween spirit to the Trunk or Treat event at Ken’s Appliances in Jay on Oct. 31, entertaining local families with their ghostly costumes and themed decorations.
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The origin of Livermore and Livermore Falls: a brief history
Who was Deacon Elijah Livermore and how did he found the town of Livermore?
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Some Spruce Mountain schools see improved behavior in students
The primary and middle school are seeing fewer instances, numbers continue to rise at the elementary and data is not yet available for the high school.
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Families participate, parents dress in costume at Chesterville Trunk or Treat
Many parents got into the spirit of Halloween, arriving in costume along with their children at the Trunk or Treat in Chesterville on Oct. 31.
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AYS youth football team beats Dirigo to claim league championship
The fifth and sixth grade team was 5-1 during the regular season with Dirigo their only loss and the only team that was able to score against them.
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Photos: Colorful sunrise gives way to cloud cover in Jay
The sun rose in a burst of color Tuesday morning, Oct. 29, but by mid afternoon the sky was overtaken by clouds.
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Livermore Falls Fire Department becomes haunted house
This year’s Haunted Firehouse event is a huge success.
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Families celebrate fall festival at Spruce Mountain Primary School
Spruce Mountain Primary School’s Fall Family Festival brought together 380 family members for an evening of autumn-themed activities, supported by local businesses and community volunteers, highlighting the school’s commitment to family engagement and community spirit, according to Principal Darcy Shink.