Farmington’s new town manager looks to build on strong foundation

New Town Manager Christian Waller looks to strategic planning to ensure spending is in line with the community’s needs and desires.

Mt. Blue cross country teams win at-home meet

FARMINGTON — The Mt. Blue High School boys and girls cross country teams both earned victories in a four team home meet versus Cony, Gardiner, and Spruce Mt. on Friday, Sept. 3. Emma Charles took first place overall to lead the girls team. Bridget Reusch, Brynne Robbins, and Nora Charles took places four through six […]

Peter Schofield leaves $812,162 to Weld Historical Society

Interest from the gift will go toward finishing the 1 School St. project, fund scholarships and assist town organizations.

Board members’ roles addressed after negativity surrounds masking mandate in Spruce Mountain schools

Board Chairman Robert Staples provided information on the role of school board members.

Livermore board accepts updated revaluation on Eagle Creek hydroelectric power generators

Other decisions are necessary before setting the property tax rate at the Sept. 14 meeting.

Livermore board changes contractor for cemetery mowing

There have been numerous complaints this year about care of the town’s cemeteries.

Twentieth anniversary of 9/11 to be remembered in Livermore Falls

All area community members and first responders are invited to attend.

First day of school means seeing friends, looking forward to classes

Students were also excited to be back in school full time.

Landlords report range of impacts from eviction moratorium

Some landlords are being adversely affected while others have not been affected or are being proactive to get tenants to sign up for programs.

Riding along Prescott Fields trail