Treat Memorial Library hosted an educational event on predator ecology led by Chewonki Foundation science educator Kyle Wonser, also known as Nature Kyle.
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Livermore Falls negotiates price of new plow truck
A 2024 F600 ordered in April was dropped by Ford Motor Co. which delivered a 2025 instead.
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Two Farmington projects move forward for congressional funding
Sen. Susan Collins picked up the Police Department equipment project for federal funding, and Sen. Angus King supports the Dragon’s Nest skateboard park upgrade.
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Blue Crew robotics team from Farmington and Jay schools competes in Massachusetts
The offseason event at Worcester Polytechnic Institute was a great way for new drive team members to understand what a real competition is like without the stress often seen during regular competition.
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Livermore Select Board gets updates on town office-fire station complex, transfer station
The Select Board discussed the installation of a new septic tank and electrical panel upgrades for the town office/fire station complex, as well as plans for a bathroom at the Transfer Station, aiming to qualify for American Rescue Plan Act funds.
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Jay Community Center hosts successful movie night, plans future events
The successful night on June 17, organized by Randi Sencabaugh, drew over 100 attendees and featured food, entertainment and activities, with plans for future events starting July 3.
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The 21st Century Kids of F.R.A.N.K.L.I.N. summer program for RSU 73 runs through Aug. 1
The Franklin County Children’s Task Force has kicked off the 21st Century Kids summer program for RSU 73.
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Livermore Select Board gets updates on town office/fire station complex, Transfer Station
Bids for a bathroom at the Transfer Station are needed.
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More grants help expand outdoor learning possibilities at Spruce Mountain schools in Jay
Grants have helped create Spruce Mountain Outdoor Learning Center and “Boggy Walk Trail” between Spruce Mountain elementary and high schools.