RSU 73 asked to create Equity Committee

The committee would create district-wide anti-bias policies, plan trainings and integrate equity into curriculum.

Lena, a 22-year old horse, continues to win awards

The registered quarter horse, owned by Kyesland Stables, was born May 24, 1998.

Livermore Board of Selectpersons Oct. 13 agenda

RSU 73 employee tests positive for COVID-19

The employee was not in the schools during the infectious period, but some staff and students are quarantining for 14 days and being tested.

Kelly’s Angels to walk for breast cancer this weekend

Walks will be held the mornings of Oct. 9-11 on the Whistle Stop Trail between Farmington and Livermore Falls. Walkers are asking people out and about near the trail to give shouts of encouragement.

Livermore Fire Department receives grant

The grant funds will go towards the purchase of one self-contained breathing apparatus for the department.

Free swab and send testing extended through October

The Maine Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) has extended its swab and send COVID-19 testing until October 31.

Amendments anticipated to Wilton’s marijuana ordinance

A recent site visit by the planning board to a new, medical marijuana cultivation facility reveals needed adjustments to the town's recently passed marijuana ordinance.

State stops issuing online burn permits until conditions improve

As the Maine Forest Service suspends online burn permits, the department urges town fire departments to follow suit.

Wilton modifies Trunk or Treat

Wilton's annual Trunk or Treat will operate more like a Halloween parade this year to ensure CDC guidelines are met.