Livermore Falls News

Jason Ranger represents Nicole E. Hennessey, 30, of Wilton during her arraignment in Androscoggin County Superior Court in Auburn on Thursday morning on one count of arson.

Regional School Unit 73 Superintendent Robert Wall gave an overview of available options for high school buildings to the board Thursday night.

Alendra Harris, second from left, of Auburn waits with other "zombies" for her callback during the open casting call for "How to Kill a Zombie" at the Ramada in Lewiston on Tuesday.

The Memorial Day parade stops at the Chisholm Square war memorial in Jay, near the Livermore Falls line, to hold a service on Monday.

RSU 73 directors voted Thursday to eliminate the dean of students position and terminate the contract of the person in it due to budget constraints effective June 30, Superintendent Robert Wall said Friday.

The Memorial Day Parade lineup is ready and waiting to step off on Monday, May 28.

JAY, Maine - Selectmen voted Monday to allow the Fire Rescue Department to seek a secondary emergency medical response license so that qualified firefighters can start medical treatment at an accident scene prior to an ambulance arriving, Town Manager Ruth Cushman said Tuesday.

Keith J. Bragg, 40, of Livermore Falls, two counts of operating while license suspended or revoked, March 14 and April 8, both in Monmouth; $750 in fines.

So on Monday, when the auction house was presented with a 2012 Governor's Award for Business Excellence, he gave the credit to employees who help him find and sell treasurers.

Detective Terry James of the Maine State Police marks the coordinates of the blood stains at the scene of a stabbing on Howe Street in Lewiston on Sunday.

Herb Leighton of the Maine State Police photographs the scene of a stabbing on Howe Street in Lewiston on Sunday.

RSU 73 directors voted 8-3-1 Thursday to approve a $19 million budget for 2012-13. It goes to voters June 5. Chairwoman Denise Rodzen of Livermore Falls, Directors Cindy Young and Diane Castonguay-Gould, both of Livermore, opposed the vote.

Teams of high school and middle school students will demonstrate their work with robotics and wind-blade design for hundreds of Maine manufacturers.

Two teenagers won honorable mention in a photo contest when they captured a strawberry falling into a cup of heavy cream.

Voters in RSU 73 towns will go to the polls Tuesday to determine if a three-story classroom addition, a new administrative office and renovations to the high school in Jay will be funded.