Superintendent says state adds pool testing to its COVID-19 tool kit

The plan is to have districts COVID-19 test students in the hope of lessening outbreaks.

Music fun days showcase students’ efforts

Wilton Planners hear from public on ordinance amendments

The Wilton Planning Board held a public hearing on Thursday, May 27, to discuss ordinance amendments, including two that will affect a proposed marina on Wilson Lake. The amendments will be voted on at the June 14 town meeting.

Remembering those who gave all in service to country

Livermore board discusses streetlights

Jay students’ Holocaust project hopes to ‘Erase Hate, Write Tolerance’

The goal is to collect six million pencil erasers, one for each person killed.

Domestic violence victims face unique challenges posed by the pandemic

Safe Voices and the Maine Coalition to End Domestic Violence also share ways to support the domestic abuse survivors in one's life.

Livermore holds hearing on Town Meeting referendum vote

On June 8 voters will consider an ordinance change and elect town officials.

Tick populations are spreading, experts say

You're not imagining things: tick season is getting worse.

Local student wins Lyme disease awareness poster contest

Since the contest began, a student of art teacher Tammy Lindsey has won the contest every year.