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Preventative maintenance work on the Route 4 bridge over the Androscoggin River will begin Monday with the setting up of signs and temporary traffic control lights.
Medical practices to change names
Effective July 1, all Franklin Memorial Hospital medical practices will be changing their names to Franklin Health.
Town gets guidance on traffic signs
Town officials have received a recommendation to install one traffic sign and remove another at a three-way intersection of Botka Hill Road, Goding Road and Spruce Mountain Road.
Alcohol a motivation in camp burglaries
Alcohol was the motivation behind the burglaries and destruction at 27 or more camps on Porter Lake last week, Assistant District Attorney Andrew Robinson told a judge Wednesday.
Donna M. Perry/Sun Journal Mikayla Greenwood, 18, of Jay, left, James Gilbert, 18, of Livermore Falls and Progressive Learning Institute teacher Christopher Ellingwood scrub old graffitti off a wall Wednesday ...
3 chambers to check out Wilson Lake Inn
Members of three chambers of commerce are expected to converge at the Wilson Lake Inn on Thursday for some socialization and a check of the inn's services.
Reorganization on Nov. 4 ballot
Residents in the towns making up SAD 9 and SAD 58, and Coplin and Highland plantations will be asked to consider consolidating the four school systems into one at a referendum Tuesday, Nov.
Clark Souther plans to withdraw as the Democratic candidate for Maine House District 81 due to health reasons.
Livermore man faces arson charge
A Livermore man has been charged with arson in connection with Molotov cocktails tossed on property at Murray Hall and Livermore Falls middle and high schools in late May.
Livermore Man Charged With Arson In Molotov Cocktail Fires
A 19-year-old Livermore man has been charged with arson for allegedly tossing Molotov cocktails at two schools and a paper company property in Livermore Falls last month.
Only yards from the goal posts on the football field, the Livermore Falls High School Class of 2008 reached another goal as they crossed the field to receive their high school diplomas Saturday.
MPA membership stands at 36 newspapers
With 29 weekly newspapers and all seven of the state's dailies, MPA membership stands at 36 for 2007-08, along with 22 associate and individual members.
Two candidates vying for a three-year term on the Board of Selectmen say the biggest issue facing the town is taxes.
$9.26 million budget goes to voters Tuesday
SAD 36 directors will hold a districtwide meeting Tuesday for voters to act on accounts in a proposed $9.26 million budget for fiscal 2009.
Livermore Falls Board of Selectmen Chairwoman Jackie Knight reads an inscription on a silver coffee cup that she presented to Fire Chief Ken Jones on behalf of the town for his 31 years of service, 15 of those ...
A Buckfield man is the second Livermore Falls police officer to become valedictorian of his class at the Maine Criminal Justice Academy.
Schools may save money by using Web-based bidding 'service centers'
SOUTH BERWICK, Maine - Faced with an inflated budget due to decreased state funding and increased service costs, School Administrative District 35 has joined a unique online bidding website that could ...
Memorial Day rites, parades are scheduled
The Memorial Day service at American Legion Post 28 will begin at 9:30 a.m. Monday, District Commander Charles Bennett said.
Man, 35, accused of stealing trucks held on $5,000 bail
A man accused of stealing two trucks Monday, one of them a dump truck, from Verso Paper remained in a Farmington jail Thursday, held on $5,000 cash bail.
Livermore Falls to celebrate history
People will have a chance to learn history, listen to music, enjoy displays and sample tasty food during the annual History Night this Friday.