With a vacancy on the Regional School Unit 7 board of directors, Livermore Falls selectmen want input from potential appointees on reasons why the position is wanted.
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Fayette Select Board reviews school’s public use policy, discusses property tax concerns
At the Oct. 1 Fayette Select Board meeting, Vice Chair Mike Carlson provided an update on the school committee’s decision to reconsider its public use policy.
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Chesterville Select Board reviews tax foreclosures, FEMA Funds
The Chesterville Select Board met Oct. 3, discussing tax foreclosures, employee reviews, and the receipt of $68,000 in FEMA funds for road repairs.
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Therapy dog brings joy to Jay-Niles Memorial Library
On Oct. 5, children and adults at the Jay-Niles Memorial Library had the opportunity to interact with Finley, a yellow Labrador therapy dog during a special visit. Owned by Hannah Hanson, Finley provided comfort and companionship as children petted, talked to, and read aloud to him. One young participant, Annabel Hopkins, enjoyed reading a story to Finley.
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Community comes together to clean up French Falls trails in Jay
Volunteers jumped in to help out for Jay’s Work Day at French Falls.
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MaineHealth Franklin Hospital partners with RSU 73 Adult Ed for babysitting certification class
Spruce Mountain Adult Education will offer a babysitting certification class for ages 11 and up with the help of MaineHealth Franklin Hospital.
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Announcement of brain disorder nonprofit being formed by Jay couple made at Augusta press conference
AUGUSTA — On Tuesday, Oct. 1, Robert “Bob” Staples of Jay announced the formation of the Brett M. Staples Brain Disorder Awareness Coalition at a press conference at the State House in Augusta. Sgt. Aaron Skolfield from Sagadohoc County and former state legislator John Nutting of Leeds were also at the conference to increase awareness […]
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Catching the unexpected in Livermore
A trip to Round Pond in Livermore to see fall foliage was made more spectacular with the appearance of loons and a great blue heron.
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Meeting Oct. 15 to discuss articles to be voted on Nov. 5 in Livermore Falls
Selectmen also learned the Police Department is now working with Sewer Superintendent Mark Holt regarding use of Foundry Road when it is supposed to be closed during construction work.
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Potential appointees for Livermore Falls school board seat to share why they want it
With a vacancy on the Regional School Unit 73 board of directors, Livermore Falls selectmen want input on reasons why potential appointees want it.