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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...

Good morning and welcome to your Morning Briefing for Wednesday 3 March, 2021. To get this in your inbox every morning click here. Jobs Jolt Happy Budget Day everyone. The chancellor has given an early gift ahead of the big speech later, extending furlough all the way out until the end of September. With the roadmap

First Farmers Financial Corp. (OTCQX: FFMR), the parent company of Converse-based First Farmers Bank & Trust, has named Mark Holt president of First Farmers Bank & Trust and director of both First ...

Appearing at Suffolk Magistrates' Court on Tuesday, Grigorjevs, of Wexford Road, Ipswich, pleaded guilty to drink-driving.  Mark Holt, defending, said Grigorjevs made full admissions to police.  "Because the police had not observed him driving, he was interviewed, which is somewhat unusual for a drink-driving allegation," Mr Holt said.  "He fully admitted the offence in interview and he explained why he was not at the scene when the police arrived.  "He went to get assistance from a friend who lived locally, both to assist him in moving the vehicle off the roadway and because his friend s...

Appearing at Suffolk Magistrates' Court on Tuesday, Grigorjevs, of Wexford Road, Ipswich, pleaded guilty to drink-driving.  Mark Holt, defending, said Grigorjevs made full admissions to police.  "Because the police had not observed him driving, he was interviewed, which is somewhat unusual for a drink-driving allegation," Mr Holt said.  "He fully admitted the offence in interview and he explained why he was not at the scene when the police arrived.  "He went to get assistance from a friend who lived locally, both to assist him in moving the vehicle off the roadway and because his friend s...