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Read Article LIVERMORE FALLS — Voters approved a $2.73 million spending package on Tuesday and elected two new selectmen during the annual Town Meeting referendum. William Kenniston Submitted photo Residents elected William Kenniston to a three-year term on the Select Board. He received 86 votes to Nixon Ortiz’s 69 votes and Josh Tainter’s 72 votes. Ortiz had sought reelection. Jim Long won the two-year position on the board with 125 votes over Heather Bronish’s 46 votes and Sheila Scanlon’s 39 votes. Bronish had currently held the position. Phoebe Pike received 173 votes in her�...

Read Article LIVERMORE FALLS — Residents will have three candidates to choose from to fill a two-year term on the Select Board at  the June 8 selections. Polls will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Fire Station. Incumbent Heather Bronish, Jim Long and Sheila Scanlan are seeking the position. The Sun Journal asked candidates why they are running, what they would like to see change in town and what skills they would bring to the board. Heather Bronish, 51, of Depot Street is an assistant clerk with the State of Maine Judicial Branch. Submitted photo Bronish said she is running for re-...

Read Article LIVERMORE FALLS — Voters will consider two contested selectmen’s races on June 8 at the annual election of town officials, and a proposed $2.73 million municipal budget. The polls will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Town Office. Incumbent Heather Bronish, Jim Long and Sheila Scanlon are seeking one, two-year term on the Board of Selectmen. William Kenniston, incumbent Nixon Ortiz and Josh Tainter will vie for one, three-year seat on the board. Phoebe Pike is unchallenged in her bid seeking reelection to a three-year term on the Regional School Unit 73 board. The distri...

Read Article LIVERMORE FALLS — Selectmen voted 4-1 Thursday to accept an agreement for Jay’s sewer superintendent to oversee both towns’ sewer employees, collections systems and operation of the Livermore Falls’ wastewater treatment plant. Livermore Falls Selectman Ernie Souther, right, was the lone dissenter on a contract to share the Jay sewer superintendent on Thursday night. Selectman Chairman Jeff Bryant, left, listens to Souther read parts agreement he didn’t like. Donna M. Perry/Sun Journal Jay selectpersons will take up the agreement at 6 p.m. Monday at the Spruce Element...

Read Article LIVERMORE FALLS — Selectmen will consider Thursday whether to approve an agreement for Jay’s sewer superintendent to oversee both towns’ sewer employees and operating the town’s wastewater treatment plant. Action on the agreement was tabled Tuesday so selectmen who are not on a joint sewer committee could review it before voting on it. A committee made up of two selectmen from each town, both sewer superintendents and two town managers have worked on developing an agreement for several months. Livermore Falls Selectman Heather Bronish said the initial discussion was abou...