More than $7,000 was raised during games Monday night with additional donations coming in this week, bringing the total to more than $9,000.

One of the options for the Fire Rescue Department is to add one per diem part-time coverage for weekends from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays.

Livermore Falls police are still investigating a Dec. 30 burglary at Fish Meadow Cannabis at 93 Main St.

The document limits facilities to 15 acres and includes protections for firefighters.

Selectmen on Tuesday evening voted to sell a sewer foreclosed property and three others the town has owned for years.

The Livermore Select Board is set to hold a public hearing on Jan. 28 at 6 p.m. at the town office regarding a new solar panel project. Also discussed was the summer recreation program funding and a mass text program.

A meeting is scheduled for 5 p.m. Jan. 22 at the Livermore Falls Town Office to further discuss limiting size of solar arrays and making sure the wording protects firefighters.

Jean Castonguay Logging and Excavation Inc. of Livermore Falls was the only company to submit a bid.

The Jug Hill Riders Snowmobile Club has not met for two years.

Superintendent and principal Courtney Lyons updated the Fayette Central School Board on facility improvements, upcoming projects, and the budget timeline during the Jan. 14 meeting.

Chair Eric Hilton outlined Chesterville’s challenges with budget planning, FEMA reimbursement delays, and road project bids ahead of critical decisions at the next Select Board meeting.

Bill Wilcox walks once a week.

With no word on the decision on the appeal of Poppy's Redemption in Jay, owner Arthur Vigue expands business to Wilton.

The new food pantry at the Jay Baptist Church is open to all in need.

Two selectman positions and two Regional School Unit 73 board of director seats will be elected during the annual town meeting referendum vote on April 29.

Treat Memorial Library’s bi-monthly meetups provide a creative and welcoming space for homeschoolers with a focus on addressing the unique social needs of teens and tweens through crafts, STEM activities, and community engagement.

The meeting is set for 5 p.m. at the Livermore Falls Town Office to further discuss limiting size of solar farms and making sure firefighters are protected.

The Livermore Select Board is set to hold a public hearing on January 28 at 6 p.m. at the town office regarding a new solar panel project.

The Fayette All Age Friendly Committee shared comprehensive safety tips at their Dec. 16 meeting, ranging from securing rugs and improving lighting indoors to addressing outdoor hazards like icy walkways and protruding roots.

At the selectmen meeting on Jan. 7, sealed bid proposals for sewer foreclosed properties were tabled to give Town Manager Carrie Castonguay time to get more information.

The Chesterville Select Board met with Paul Binette of O’Donnell & Associates on Jan. 9 to discuss the company’s property assessing services, software integration, and tax mapping options as the town considers a reevaluation.

Nomination papers for elected positions for town, school and two water districts will be available Jan. 21 at the town office.

The Fayette Select Board reviewed infrastructure projects funded by a $3.1 million surplus, discussed Fidium internet pricing inequities, and unveiled updates to the town's website at their Jan. 7 meeting.

Joshua Rinaldi faced challenges with addiction, but now he is thriving as the owner of JHR Construction LLC.

Parents will be informed if Regional School Unit 73 information was accessed.

Wayne Neil is the new facilities and maintenance director for Regional School Unit 73 following the retirement of Ken Vining.