Kaiden Delano runs for 182 yards and 3 touchdowns in 1 1/2 quarters as the Raiders cruise past the Coyotes.
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Livermore Falls sets meetings next week on Nov. 5 warrant articles and marijuana licenses
Voters will consider a police cruiser purchase, changing employees retirement plan and enacting a property maintenance ordinance.
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Photos: Hollandstrong Tennis Court work begins in Jay
Groundbreaking for the much awaited Hollandstrong Tennis Courts projects begins the first phase of renovations.
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Farmington skateboard park receives $4,000 from Seth Wescott’s golf tournament
A donation of $4,046.39, proceeds from the annual Seth Wescott & Franklin County Chamber of Commerce Golf Classic held at Sugarloaf, was accepted for Dragon’s Nest Skateboard Park in Farmington.
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Potential appointees for Livermore Falls school board seat to share why they want it
With a vacancy on the Regional School Unit 73 board of directors, Livermore Falls selectmen want input on reasons why potential appointees want it.
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Farmington tax commitment isn’t set, taxes to be due later than expected
The tax commitment has not been set, due date must be 45 days after commitment is made.
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With commitment not set, Farmington taxes will be due later than expected
The date taxes are to be paid must be 45 days after the tax commitment is made.
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Girls soccer: Edward Little pulls away from Lewiston
Gabby Gerry and Layla Facchiano each score twice for the Red Eddies in a game that ended early due to an injury.
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Spruce Mountain board of directors chairperson resigns to form nonprofit to educate about brain disorders
Bob Staples said his son had schizoaffective disorder and died when he was struck by a train in Portland last month.
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Two Farmington businesses support Police Department’s active shooter training
Franklin Savings Bank donated $2,000 and Kyes Insurance chipped in $1,641 to cover costs for active shooter training held earlier this year in Farmington.