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We co-chaired the state Appropriations Committee in the 120th Legislature. We both have spent years working with municipal budgets in our respective communities from different perspectives.
New sign goes up with hopes for a new beginning
Livermore Falls Town Manager Jim Chaousis, left, presented a new "Welcome to Livermore Falls" sign on Monday near the Jay line.
JAY a ' School Committee members voted 4-1 Thursday with Dan DiPompo opposed to accept Superintendent Robert Wall's retirement as of Dec.
DEP Fighting Hydrilla In Damariscotta Lake
Like a shorefront SWAT team, workers from the Maine Department of Environmental Protection descended on a small lagoon on Damariscotta lake on Monday.
State recognizes jewelry store's 90 years
Foss Jewelry store owner, Katy Botka-Quirrion, right, stands with state Rep. L. Gary Knight, R-Livermore Falls, outside the store that has been around for 90 years in Livermore Falls.
Jeanie Cote of Hebron performs an Arabian sword dance at the third annual Maine Cultural and Music Festival on Saturday in Livermore.
Teens face alcohol-related charges
LIVERMORE FALLS a ' Two 16-year-old boys were charged after police say one stole an 18-pack of beer and both were caught drinking it on the steps of a church Monday afternoon.
Authorities find man hiding in girlfriend's shed following head-on crash on Route 4
Following an extensive search that lasted more than two hours, authorities found the driver of a car that caused a head-on crash that sent two people to the hospital by helicopter Saturday morning.
Cultural and music festival to also feature village life of Vikings in Maine
LIVERMORE a ' For a taste of Maine's heritage circa 1000 A.D., the third annual Maine Cultural and Music Festival on Sept.
Charles A. Phaneuf 1929 - 2009 LIVERMORE a ' Charles A. Phaneuf unexpected departure on Sunday, Aug.
Livermore tax rate climbs 75 cents
LIVERMORE a ' Selectpersons set the tax rate Monday at $15.90 per $1,000 of property valuation for 2009, which is 75 cents more than last year.
Concert low-key, mellow for local authorities
LIVERMORE a ' They planned for a crowd upwards of 10,000 people and worst-case scenarios.
Casey Brennan, left, and Tim Busquet of East Coast Rent A Fence of New Hampshire install chain-link fence at the Barnyard All Terrain park in Livermore on Thursday.
Local and regional acts herald national headliners at Livermore music festival
Jose Leiva/Sun Journal Bill Halsey of Florida relaxes in a recliner at the camping area for the Music Alliance Festival held at the Barn Yard in Livermore on Saturday.
Local and regional acts herald national headliners at Livermore music festival
Jose Leiva/Sun Journal Bill Halsey of Florida relaxes in a recliner at the camping area for the Music Alliance Festival held at the Barn Yard in Livermore on Saturday.
Local and regional acts herald national headliners at Livermore music festival
Jose Leiva/Sun Journal Bill Halsey of Florida relaxes in a recliner at the camping area for the Music Alliance Festival held at the Barn Yard in Livermore on Saturday.
Local and regional acts herald national headliners at Livermore music festival
Jose Leiva/Sun Journal Bill Halsey of Florida relaxes in a recliner at the camping area for the Music Alliance Festival held at the Barn Yard in Livermore on Saturday.
Woodstock Anniversary Show Benefits Homeless
A concert marking the 40th anniversary of Woodstock will help a homeless shelter pay off its mortgage.
Local and regional acts herald national headliners at Livermore music festival
Jose Leiva/Sun Journal Bill Halsey of Florida relaxes in a recliner at the camping area for the Music Alliance Festival held at the Barn Yard in Livermore on Saturday.
LIVERMORE a ' Maine State Police will step up patrols in the area this weekend: Thousands of people are expected to attend the Heroes of Woodstock concert Sunday at the Barnyard All Terrain park on Route 108.