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Read Article LIVERMORE FALLS — Selectmen voted 4-0, with one abstention, Tuesday to deny a request by a business owner to pay the entire plumber’s bill for a sewer backup into her building that was caused by a plugged main May 28 on Park Street/Route 133. Brenda Brochu, owner of BB Events and Rentals, which is in the former Bowen Brothers Jeep building, requested the town pay $433.84, the total cost to have a plumber take care of the backup. The Sewer Department had paid $216.92, which covered half. Brochu said she initially noticed seepage around the toilet and thought the wax seal was ...

Read Article LIVERMORE FALLS — Sewer Superintendent Mark Holt told selectmen Tuesday that because of immediate corrective action the state is not expected to fine the town over raw sewage from a broken main getting into Clay Brook this month. While checking the four pump stations July 6, Holt discovered the station in the Shuy Corner area on Route 133/Park Street was pumping sewage into the brook that runs under the road near The Lunch Pad restaurant and eventually drains into the Androscoggin River. About 18 houses, plus PalletOne, a bakery and other businesses are on the sewer line. A br...

WTM London Day 2: Startups take center stage at Travel Forward November 7, 2018 TripNinja, a Canadian multi-city flight search technology specialists, has won the inaugural Startup Pitch competition at Travel Forward. It was chosen from a shortlist of four, with attendees at the event voting for the winner after a series of presentations. The competition took place on the closing afternoon of the inaugural Travel Forward, co-located with WTM at ExCel London. The other three finalists were: 15togo, a group travel application designed for Millennials; Fly Now Pay Later, which allows travel bran...

Read Article Mikala Holt of Livermore poses Wednesday morning in the conference room at Boothby, Silver & Ricker law firm in Turner. Anna Gouveia/Sun Journal TURNER — Mikala L. Holt of Livermore set her sights on being a lawyer when she was in elementary school. At age 23, she has achieved that goal. She is one of the youngest graduates of the University of Maine School of Law, Alexandra Moras, director of communications and websites for the university, wrote in an email. Holt was sworn in as a lawyer on June 30 by Justice Catherine Connors of the Maine Supreme Judicial Court. It was the...