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COVER:Harbingerofspring,theAmericanRobin(Turdusmigratorius),alsoknownastheRobinorCommonRobin,isamigratorysongbirdofthethrushfamily.PhotobyChristineFournier.

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P.O. Box 107, Farmington, ME 04938 | (207) 778.5887 Fax: (207) 778.3442Alison Hagerstrom,Executive Director

“I’mhonored tohavehad theopportunity tohelpdirect over $6million in investmentinto downtown Livermore Falls in the past 3 years. My two projects in LivermoreFalls, Androscoggin Valley Medical Arts Center and the Lamb Block, have bothbenefited from the convergence of factors that lead to a successful development:a viable end user, the right piece of property, and availability of financing, to namesome of the most important. But the community support and spirit I found duringthe first project is really why I made the decision to do the second. I feel welcomed,like I am really making a difference in helping the downtown reach critical mass; it’sgreat to be in on the ground floor of something special.”


Welcometoourneckofthewoods.Weenjoythebestofbothworldshere.Thequietandpeaceful-nessofnatureandbeautifulstarryskiesinourownbackyardsaswellasbeingwithinaboutanhourofanything‘bigcity’,whetheritistakinginthesightsin Portland or Augusta, skiing at some of the bigmountains,orswimmingintheocean. Raising our family in an area that is alwaysgrowing and improving, where our children canget a great education, the best of health care isavailable,andtobeabletospendtimetogetheriswhatdrewushere. Being a small business owner, I look to mycommunity for support. There are great peoplethatarewillingtolendahandandwanttoseeyousucceed. I am proud to say that I am part of thiscommunityandthischamber. OurChamberplaysabigpartinourcommu-nitytobringlocalbusinessestogetherfornetwork-ingandbuildingthatsenseofcommunity. Comeandvisitourbeautifulareatrailstobike,hike,orrideyourATVorsnowmobileon.Youcanalso enjoy our lakes and rivers for boating in the

summer, local skiing and snow shoeing duringthe winter or maybe some shopping anytime ofthe year. Continue your visit with some deliciouscuisine at one of our area restaurants. Enjoy ourchamber sponsored events including the Junefundraisinggolftournament,supportingscholar-ships for local high school students or the ApplePumpkinFestivalattheendofSeptember.FourthofJulyfireworksorholidayparadesarejustafewofthenumberofothereventsthatoccurintheareathroughouttheyear. Whetheritisaday,aweek,oralifetime...haveatasteofthewaylifeshouldbebyvisitingJay,Liver-more,LivermoreFallssoon~safetravels,

ChristineFournier,ChairpersonJay,Livermore,LivermoreFallsChamberofCommerce

Welcome to Our Hometowns! Welcometoourneckofthewoods.Weenjoythe

eXecutiVe BOARdchairperson: ChristineFournierCrayonCountryDevelopmentalPreschoolVice chairman:DonnieFosterPuroclean/ESItreasurer: PaulSoucieAndroscogginSavingsBanksecretary: CharlotteSinclairTedBerryCompanyPast chair: BruceAdamsGroupAdamsPropaneServicesAdministrative Assistant: ReginaCote

Member At large: BobBerryMain-LandDevelopmentConsultants,Inc.Member At large: DanSmileyTurnerPublishing

cOntActing the chAMBeR:Jay,Livermore,LivermoreFallsChamberofCommerceP.O.Box458LivermoreFalls,ME04254(207)[email protected]


10 Crash Rd., Livermore 897-3207 • Fax: 897-9581

TOWN OFFICE HOURS:Mon. 8 am to 4 pm, Tues. - Fri. 9 am to 4 pm

Emergency Number: 911

Library: 897-7173Library Hours: Tues. 1 pm to 7 pm, Thurs. 1:00 pm to 5:30 pm

Transfer Station: 897-2215Transfer Station Hours: Tues., Thurs. and Sat. 8 am to 4 pm

TOWN OF LIVERMORE

Town of Livermore FallsTown Office: Mon - Fri 8:30 to 4 pm

897-3321 For InformationSelectmen: 1st & 3rd Mondays, 6:30 pm

Library: 897-3631Recycling & Transfer Station:Tues., Thurs., & Sat. 8 am to 4 pmEmergency Numbers: 911

SMALLTOWN, QUIET LIVING,SAFE STREETS

www.livermorefallsmaine.org

TOWN OFFICE HOURS:

TOWN OF JAY340 Main Street, Jay, ME 04239

897-6785

M, T, W & F 8 am to 4 pmThurs 8 a - 5 pm

LIBRARY HOURS:M, T, W, 3 pm to 8 pm,

Th, F 12 pm to 5 pm, S 10 am to 3 pm

EMERGENCY NUMBERS:Police 911, Fire 911, Ambulance 911

MEETINGS:Selectmen: 2nd & 4th Mondays,

PLANNING BOARD:Meets second Tuesday

TOWN MANAGER: Ruth Cushman


TheJay,Livermore,LivermoreFallsChamberofCommerce welcomes you to explore and enjoytheheartoftheAndroscogginRiverValley.

TheJLLFareais locatedatthecenterpointoffourcounties.Within10minutesinanydirection,youcanbe inAndroscoggin,Franklin,Kennebecor Oxford Counties. This means if your travelstake you to many of the larger communities inourarea,suchasAugusta,Lewiston/AuburnandFarmington,you’relessthananhouraway.Wearealso approximately an hour away from Maine’smagnificentcoastlineandthebestskiingontheEastern seaboard of the United States. Not tomention,wehavemanylakes,rivers,streamsandmanysmallermountainsandnaturetrailsrightinourbackyard.

Jay,LivermoreandLivermoreFallsarenestledin the Androscoggin River Valley and are thegateway to the Western Lakes and Mountainsregion.Eachtownembodiestheclose-knitcom-munitiessynonymouswiththeenduringqualitiesof many Maine towns.The people who call thisplacehometreasurethegoodoldfashionedval-uesthatareoftenlostinotherareasoftheglobe.Their work ethic is second to none. Collectively,they are always willing to pull together to getthe jobdone—helpinganeighbororastrangeroff thestreet.WearethehomeofMaine’sfinestpaper mill and are surrounded by many smallerbusinesseswheretheownerisstillintheshop.

A PlAce Rich with histORy And OPPORtunity

JAyTheTownofJay, incorporatedonFebruary26,

1795, is insouthernFranklinCounty,situatedontheAndroscogginRiver.Theareabecameahot-

bedof industryduringtheIndustrialRevolution,withtheriverprovidingpowerforamultitudeofmillsandfactories.While industryandconserva-tionremainastrongpartoftheJayarea,thetownretainsaruralfeel,withapopulationofapproxi-mately5,000across48squaremiles.JayishometoVersoPaperCorp.’sAndroscogginMill,whichisthe second largest producer of coated paper inthecountry.

Locatedatthegatewaytomajorskiareas,Jayhas access to abundant recreational activities.French Falls is a ball field in the summer that isflooded and maintained for ice-skating in thewinter. Jay is the home of Spruce Mountain(sprucemountain.org),asmallskiareaownedbythethreetowns.Theslopehaseleventrailsmain-tained by volunteers and is reasonably pricedforfamilies.Jayofferspublictenniscourts,anda14-mileRailTrailfromJaytoFarmingtonthatsup-ports snowmobiles, ATVs, horseback riding, bik-ing,andhiking.TheAndroscogginRiverprovidesopportunities for excellent fishing and wildlifeviewing, and is a venue for many tournaments.Canoes and kayaks are now a common sight, asresidentsandvisitorsareusingtheriverasneverbefore.

A Place to Live, Work and PlayA Place to Live, Work and Play


North Jay is known historically for its whitegranite quarries that led to the developmentof one of the first industries in Jay. For decades,theNorthJayWhiteGraniteQuarryprovidedthegranite—highlyprizedforitsfinegrain,whitecol-orandstrength—fornumerouspublicbuildingsacross the country, including Grant’s Tomb andCity Hall in Portland. Today, you can visit NorthJay’s White Granite Quarry Park and hike scenictrailsmeanderingthroughoneofourmanyareaorchardstoanowidlesmallquarry.

For more information about the Town of Jay,visitwww.jay-maine.orgorcall(207)897-6785.

liVeRMORe Theareawassettledinthe1770sasPortRoyal

andwasincorporatedin1795.It laterderiveditsname from Deacon Elijah Livermore, one of itsfirstsettlers.

Livermore was also home to the Washburns,oneoftheprominentfamiliesofthe19thcentury.This remarkable family produced senators, con-gressmen, governors, entrepreneurs and navalleaders.Nowtheir ancestralhomeis theWash-burn Norlands Living History Center, a nationalhistoric treasure. Visitors learn about the familythroughthemid-1800s,andexperiencelifeinru-ralMaineinthe1900s,throughwatchingreenact-ments,orparticipatingindailychoresonthefarmandinthemansion,andlearningthewaysoftheone-roomschoolhouse.TheMuseumislocatedat290 Norlands Road. For more information, go towww.norlands.orgorcall(207)897-4366.

Situated on one of the heaviest traveled sec-ondary highways in the state, Livermore offerstremendous exposure for anyone looking to at-tractbusinessfromthosetravelingtotouristdes-tinations, or commuting to and from work. Thepeople living in Livermore are proud of its richand diverse history of agriculture and forestry,

and its small business enterprises. Small storesandaclosecommunitylendtotheserenityoftherolling mountains surrounding it. The town hasthreeboatlaunchesthatallowaccesstothreedif-ferentlakesandsomeofthebest“hidden”fishinginWesternMaine.

There are more than 2,000 people residing inLivermoreoverapproximately40squaremiles.

For more information on the Town of Liver-more,call(207)897-3207.

liVeRMORe FAllsOriginally,LivermoreFallswaspartofPortRoy-

al,whichwassettledinthe1770s.Itwasincorpo-ratedaspartofLivermore in1795. At this time,Livermorehadacountylinerunningthroughthemiddle,dividedbytheAndroscogginRiver.Westof the river was part of Oxford County and eastof the river was part of Kennebec County. EastLivermore,formedandincorporatedin1845,wassetofffromKennebecCountyonMarch31,1854tocreateAndroscogginCounty.EastLivermoreisnowknownasLivermoreFalls

Early in the 19th century, the area was stillmostly farmland, with orchards and dairies sup-plyingthemarketsofPortlandandBoston.Asthecentury progressed, logging and papermakingcametotheforefrontastheIndustrialRevolutionpeaked. In the late 1800s, Livermore Falls was abustleofvariousmills,largeandsmall,andcouldbe called the epicenter of the Industrial Revolu-tion here in western Maine. Multiple mills werebuiltinthelatterpartofthe19thcentury,takingadvantage of the Androscoggin’s tremendouswaterpower. HughChisholm,lifelongfriendandcollaborator of Thomas Alva Edison, purchasedhis first paper mill in Livermore Falls, then builtorpurchasedanumberofothermillsthateven-tually became the multi-national paper makerof today, International Paper Company. Most ofthemills-frompapertogrist-aregonefromthe

and its small business enterprises. Small stores


area,butthepopulationthatwasdrawnherebytheneedforworkersforthevariousmillsandrail-roadshasremained.Generationsofthesemulti-ethnic familiesarestill residentsof theareaandhaveastrongprideintheirhistoricroledevelop-ing industriesat theheartof theAndroscogginRiverarea. Maine’sPaperandHeritageMuseum(www.papermuseumofmaine.org)islocatedat32ChurchStreetinLivermoreFallsandcommemo-rates the history of Maine’s Paper Industry. Thelore of railroads, logging, lumbering and paper-makingcanberesearchedatthePaperMuseum.LivermoreFallsisnowaquietvillagewithanhis-toricdowntown.Ithastheconvenienceofintownliving,whileretainingthetranquilityofpastrurallife.

Today, there are approximately 3,500 peoplelivinginthe20squaremilesthatmakeupLiver-moreFalls.

For more area information on Livermore Falls,visit www.lfme.org or call the Livermore FallsTownOfficeat(207)897-3321.

A PlAce Rich with nAtuRAl ResOuRces And RecReAtiOn

Residentsandvisitorsdevelopanappreciationfor the area’s great natural beauty, with our all-seasontrails,scenicvistasandwidearrayofrecre-ationalactivities.TheCentralAndroscogginRiverValleyoffersamplehunting,fishing,boating,bicy-clingandsnowmobilingopportunities.It’sagreatareaforskiing,snowshoeingandhiking,aswellasfun seasonal activities like blueberry, strawberry,raspberryandapplepicking.

Ourarea is richwiththefourseasons.WecanboastsomeofthemostbeautifulsummerswiththewarmweatheroftenstartinginAprilandgo-ing through October. Of course the snow couldhit the ground any time from October-April,whichmakesourareaidealforwinterenthusiastsaswell.Whenthedaysbecomewarmandsunny,

butnightsstillholdtheshardsofwinter,wehavetheshortseasonofmakingmaplesyrup,madeallthe sweeter by the promise of spring. The crispfall air brings the peak of fall foliage color, usu-ally during the beginning of October and lastsaboutthreeweeks.Ourvalleyislinedwithquietcountryroads,orchard-dottedhills,low,spruce-fircladmountains,glacialpondsandcountlesscoolbrooks.

Home to the Androscoggin River, we have anamazingresourcerightoutourfrontdoors. Theswift flowing, large-volume river not only pro-videsanexcellentsourceofpower,butalsorec-reation.DuringtheIndustrialRevolutiontheareabecameahotbedofindustry,dueinlargeparttothiswonderfulresource.Likemanyothercommu-nitiesinAmerica,industryhaswaned,andthoughthathascreatedstresstolocaleconomies, ithasopened up many recreational possibilities. Oncenamedoneofthetenmostpollutedriversinthecountry,theAndroscogginRiverhasmadeanin-crediblecomebackandisnowsobeautiful,cleanand serene- you’d swear you were miles awayfromcivilizationwhenyouareonit.

Today, the river has countless boat put-insalongitsentirelength.Onceontheendangeredspecies list,baldeaglesarenowaverycommonsight inthearea.Acanoeorkayakrideonmostanystretchoftheriverrevealsaworldofbeautyandtranquility. Youmayseeaneagleharassinganospreyforitscatch,orakingfisher,fishingforitsbrood,sittingonanexposedbranchandlater,skimming along the water in flight, firing off its“rat-tat-tat”call.Youmightseeagreenheronun-der an overhanging bank, crouched motionlessonabranch,watchingwarilyasyoufloatby.Onpond-likestretches,greatblueheronssitstatue-still,stalkingfishfryintheshallows.

But there is plenty of fish to go around! TheAndroscogginboastssomeofthebestbassfish-ing in the northeast! For the fly fisherman who

area,butthepopulationthatwasdrawnherebytheneedforworkersforthevariousmillsandrail-roadshasremained.Generationsofthesemulti-ethnic familiesarestill residentsof theareaandhaveastrongprideintheirhistoricroledevelop-ing industriesat theheartof theAndroscogginRiverarea. Maine’sPaperandHeritageMuseum(www.papermuseumofmaine.org)islocatedat32ChurchStreetinLivermoreFallsandcommemo-rates the history of Maine’s Paper Industry. Thelore of railroads, logging, lumbering and paper-makingcanberesearchedatthePaperMuseum.LivermoreFallsisnowaquietvillagewithanhis-toricdowntown.Ithastheconvenienceofintownliving,whileretainingthetranquilityofpastrurallife.

Today, there are approximately 3,500 peoplelivinginthe20squaremilesthatmakeupLiver-moreFalls.

For more area information on Livermore Falls,visit www.lfme.org or call the Livermore FallsTownOfficeat(207)897-3321.

butnightsstillholdtheshardsofwinter,wehavetheshortseasonofmakingmaplesyrup,madeallthe sweeter by the promise of spring. The crispfall air brings the peak of fall foliage color, usu-ally during the beginning of October and lastsaboutthreeweeks.Ourvalleyislinedwithquietcountryroads,orchard-dottedhills,low,spruce-fircladmountains,glacialpondsandcountlesscoolbrooks.

Home to the Androscoggin River, we have anamazingresourcerightoutourfrontdoors. Theswift flowing, large-volume river not only pro-videsanexcellentsourceofpower,butalsorec-reation.DuringtheIndustrialRevolutiontheareabecameahotbedofindustry,dueinlargeparttothiswonderfulresource.Likemanyothercommu-nitiesinAmerica,industryhaswaned,andthoughthathascreatedstresstolocaleconomies, ithasopened up many recreational possibilities. Oncenamedoneofthetenmostpollutedriversinthecountry,theAndroscogginRiverhasmadeanin-crediblecomebackandisnowsobeautiful,cleanand serene- you’d swear you were miles away


wantsarealchallenge,wilybrowntroutlurkintheriffles.YoumayseeagroupofchildrenfishingwithwormsbelowRileyDam,andontheotherendofthe spectrum you might see a fly-fishing classbeingconductedbyLLBeannearPineIsland.

Our Chamber of Commerce has partneredwiththeAndroscogginLandTrustandlocalbusi-nesses to develop maps of our region that high-light trails, open space, and access points to theAndroscogginRiverandournumerousponds.Seepage22forsomeofthearea’srecreationlocations.

For more information or to acquire a mapon where to find recreation areas alongthe Androscoggin River, call the Androscog-gin Land Trust at (207)782-2302 or visitwww.androscogginlandtrust.org.

The natural wonder that is the AndroscogginRiver is an untapped treasure waiting to be dis-covered.

A PlAce Rich with AgRicultuRe And ARtisAns

For generations, this valley was known asapple and dairy country and there is still ample

evidence of the area’s agricultural roots. As youexplore the valley, you will pass pastures withlivestock,hayandcornfields,orchards,andfarmsspecializing in crops such as potatoes, pump-kins, apples and strawberries. During the spring,you can see many maple trees tapped for theseason, with buckets ready to capture thesweetness that becomes Maine maple syrup.Roadside stands offer fresh produce, eggs, dairyproducts,honey,maplesyrup,flowers,herbs,craftitemsandmuchmore.

Check out the list of businesses that offerlocally grown and pick-your-own berries, fruitsand other Maine- made products on page 31.Check out our calendar of events on page 9 aswell to see what specific opportunities may beavailable for you to experience with our locallygrownandcraftedgoods.

While we have all that we need right here inourcommunities,ifyoudesirelargerbigboxstylestoresoroutletmalls,theyareonlyashortdriveaway: Farmington to the north, Augusta to theeast,andLewiston-Auburn,FreeportandPortlandtothesouth.Majorculturalandsportingeventsarealsowithineasyreachfromourarea.

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Calendar of EventsJUNEJune 1 19th Annual national trails day Thepublicandtrailenthusiasts locallycan joinothersnationwidetodiscover, learnabout,andcel-ebrate America’s trail system. FMI on the events and locations check, Androscoggin Land Trust atwww.androscogginlandtrust.organdchisholmtrailsmaine.orgorcall(207)782-2302June 8-9 Rally for norland’s civil war Re-enactment The event is orgnized by the 3rd Maine Company A, and the 15th Alabama Company G to ben-efit Maine’s oldest living history farm and museum.The 445 acres of rolling hills surrounding theWashburnmansion, library,meetinghouse,capehouse,sap-houseandone-roomschoolhousemakeNorland’sanidealplacetoexperiencethebattlesoncefoughtinsimilarcommunitiestothesouthandtheimpactonthefamilieswhoremainedontheruralhomefront.Gatesopenat9a.m.eachday,enjoylivinghistorydemos,exhibits,afashionshow,musicandmore.AdmissionforAdultsis$9,Childrenunder12$6.WeekendticketpricesareAdults$16andChildrenunder12$10.FMIandforadvanceticketstoevent,[email protected] 14-16 2013 trek Across Maine cycling event A3-day,180-milebicycletouracrossMainefromSundayRiver inNewrytoBelfast. TheTrekAcrossMaineisaride,notarace. It isthelargestfundraiseroftheyearfortheAmericanLungAssociationnationwide.FMI:[email protected]

June 15 6th Annual scholarship Fund golf tournament MapleLaneGolfCourse,295MapleLane,LivermoreTheJay-Livermore-LivermoreFallsChamberofCommerce hosts this 18 hole golf scramble tournament to raise funds for scholarships awarded toRSU 73 students who pursue a course of study in business or technical education, at a university,communitycollegeoranaccreditedtradeschool.FMI:www.jay-livermore-lf.org(207)897-6755

JULYJuly 3 tri-town independence day Fireworks TheChamberofCommercecoordinatestheannualIndependenceDayfireworksdisplay for thethreetownsitserves.ThefireworksaresetupattheSpruceMountainSkiSlopeinJayandareshotovertheAndroscogginRiver.Theycanbeheardandseenfromoneofseveralviewingareasallaroundtheregion.FMI:www.jay-livermore-lf.orgor(207)897-6755

July 3 VFw chicken BarbequeVFWHall,JewelStreet,JayFMI:897-5112July 3 - August 30 (tuesdays and thursdays) nor-lands living history tours Washburn-NorlandsLivingHistoryCenter,290NorlandsRoad,Livermore11a.m.to4p.m.Experi-encewhatlifewaslikeattheNorlandsin1870.$10/adults, $6 children under 12, $25/family FMI: www.norlands.org or(207)897-4366


MapleLaneGolfCourse,295MapleLane,LivermoreThe Jay-Livermore-Livermore Falls Chamber of Commerce hosts this 18 hole golf scrambletournamenttoraisefundsforscholarshipsawardedtoRSU73studentswhopursueacourseofstudyinbusinessortechnicaleducation,atauniversity,communitycollegeoranaccreditedtradeschool.FMI:www.jay-livermore-lf.org(207)897-6755

June 156thAnnualScholarshipFundGolfTournament

June 15June 15


July 4 Festival on the green Turner 9 a.m.-12:00p.m. Activities for all ages includ-ing a parade, games and an open house at the TurnerMuseum&HistoricalSocietyandtheNaturalHistoryClubHouse.FMI:(207)225-3414

July 12 - August 23 weekly story hours at underwood Memorial library - 2006MainStreet,FayetteThursdayMorningsat10a.m.Stories,crafts,doorprizesandrefreshments.FMI:www.fayettemaine.com/Library.htmlor(207)685-3778

July tBA Annual source to the sea canoe trek AdifferentlegoftheTrekbeginseverydayatdifferentinletsalong

the Androscoggin River. Join the Androscoggin LandTrust and the Androscoggin RiverWatershedCouncilandpaddlethroughthecommunitiesofJay,LivermoreFallsandLivermore.FMI:www.andro-scogginwatershed.orgor(207)754-8158

July 21 Maine Open Farm day 100+farmsthroughoutMaineopentothepublic.Seewhatfarmlife isallaboutwithactivitiesanddemonstrations such as milking, felting, petting and feeding animals, picking berries and hay rides.Therewillbefarm-raisedproductsforsale,displaysandsamplestotaste.FMI:[email protected](207)287-3702

July 21-23 18th Annual tractor FestivalFarmington Fairgrounds, High Street, Farmington 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. This annual festi-val is touted as the largest display of antique tractors and equipment in all of NewEngland.Festivalgoerscanenjoytractorpulls,afleamarket,crafters,demonstrationsandmore!FMI:www.maineantiquetractorclub.comor(207)938-3258

AUGUSTearly August Open house at the

Fayette historical society Route17,FayetteVisit rooms devoted to the Starling Grange, thewritingsofFayetteresidentOscarYoungandali-braryforresearchingoldbooksandrecords.Viewdisplays of old tools, shoemaking tools, clothingand more. FMI: Sarah Reed (207)685-3655 orAdrienPolky(207)685-9347

July 4 Festival on the green Turner 9 a.m.-12:00p.m. Activities for all ages includ-ing a parade, games and an open house at the TurnerMuseum&HistoricalSocietyandtheNaturalHistoryClubHouse.FMI:(207)225-3414

July 12 - August 23 weekly story hours at underwood Memorial library - 2006MainStreet,FayetteThursdayMorningsat10a.m.Stories,crafts,doorprizesandrefreshments.FMI:www.fayettemaine.com/Library.htmlor(207)685-3778

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August 2-3 31st Annual Blueberry Festival Withclosetotenthousandpeopleattendingeachyear,theWiltonBlueberryFestivalincludescrafters,music,entertainment,foodandmore.VendorsofMaine-madeblueberryproductswillhavetheirprod-uctsforsale.Don’tmisstheopenblacksmith’sforge,children’sgames,firetruckrides,bingo,andlotsofblueberries,too.Up-to-dateinformationonwiltonbbf.comorcallShannonat(207)778-4726.

August 10 Jay historical society’s Annual Open house Route4(topofJayHill),Jay9a.m.to2p.m.TourthisFederalstylehomebuiltinthe1820sandviewdisplaysofoldtools,graniterelateditems,acountrystore,andfurnishingsfromJay’sbeginnings.FMI:(207)897-4876

August 16-18 great Falls Balloon Festival BanksoftheAndroscogginRiver,Lewiston-Auburnarea40+balloonsfromacrosstheNortheastvisitannually.Launchesarescheduledfor6a.m.and6p.m.daily,FridaythroughSunday,weatherpermitting.Festivalfeaturesincludefood,crafts,parade,carnivalridesandgames,andavarietyofdemonstrations,showsandconcerts.FMI:www.greatfallsballoonfestival.org

August 22-24 10th Annual Frantasia Festival of Out Music & Arts Thursday,FridayandSaturdayeveningsatOtisVentures,LLC,1MillStreet,Jay–7pmtomidnight.Threenightsofvariedandcaptivatingcreativity—withover40artistsbringingdance,poetry,videoandanimpressivearrayofmusicandsound.FrantasiaisthelargestoutmusicfestivalinMaine—featuringtheexperimentalandimprovisational.Asamplingofthoseperformingthisyearare:BigPlasticFinger,AlMargolis,AndreaPensado,Moxa,IcarusCandleCompany,JohnLaFosse,LaneGarrett,Killick,JoshDe-Scherer,PAS,SarahYasin,KHLEB1917.215,Canopy,ChrisCathode,NoelWalsh.Visitthewebsiteatwww.


FrantasiaFestival.comorcallFranat207-212-6288.

August 24-25 2013 Bowman Field Fly-in East Livermore The public is invited to participateinfly-insandavarietyofactivities.FMI:[email protected]

SEPTEMBERdate tBA wine & Beerfest sponsored by Maine’s Paper and heritage Museum

september 6-8 Artists’ RetreatWashburn-Norlands Living History Center, 290NorlandsRoad,Livermore.Relaxandcreateonthebeautiful 450 acre nineteenth century historic es-tateinthefoothillsofwesternMaine.Fivemeals,simpleaccomodationsintheFarmers’Cottageandeveningmansiontourandprogramfor$250.MealsandProgamonly$125.FMI:[email protected].

september 7 2nd Annual charity Rally and teddy Bear Run kare for kids Ride-in Twitchell’sAirport,TurnerRainorshine.Gatesopenat1p.m.Livemusic,food,BigRedFiretruck,andvendorsthroughouttheday.AllnetproceedstobenefitShriner’sHospitalsforChildren.FREEadmission.

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september 14 5th Annual Autumn Pie and Arts Washburn-NorlandsLivingHistoryCenter,290NorlandsRoad,Livermore1to4p.m.Tasteorbuyallsortsofhomemadepieswhilemusiciansperformonthelawn.FMI:www.norlands.orgor(207)897-4366. september 15-21 Farmington Fair & harness Racing FarmingtonFairgrounds,HighStreet,FarmingtonEventincludesalargemidway,exhibithalls,livestockexhibits, animal pulling events and harnessracing. FMI: www.farmingtonfairmaine.comor(207)778-6083

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October 18-19 10th Annual Maurer Meals LaFleur’sRestaurant,JayAnalternativespecialmenu(pricesvary)oflocally-grownfoodsareofferedwithpartoftheproceedsdonatedtotheJustinA.MaurerMemorialScholarshipattheUniversityofMaineatFarmington. Thiseventandscholarshipareaimedatraisingawarenessofactivitiesneces-sarytoimprovelocalcommunityhealth,nutritionally,economically,environmentallyandspiritually.ThescholarshipisawardedtoajuniororseniormajoringintheCommunityHealthProgram.FMI:www.maurermeals.orgor(207)524-2060

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February 8th 2nd Annual spruce Mountain sled-inLivermoreFallsRecreationField10a.m.-3p.m.Rideyoursledsdirectlytothisevent!!Activitiesincludekid’ssliding(bringyourownsled),sleighrides,bonfire,vintagesnowmobiledisplay,and“OneLungerSpeedTrials”, snowshoeing, Nordic skiing and much more!! Hot food and drinks available. Raffle tobenefitlocalsnowmobileclubs.

MARCHMarch 15th 20th Annual home and leisure showMountBlueHighSchool,Farmington.9a.m.to2p.m.Eventincludesfood,music,giveawaysandactivi-tiesforallages.FMI:franklincountymaine.orgor(207)778-4215

March 23 Maple sugaring in the 19th century Washburn-NorlandsLivingHistoryCenter,290NorlandsRoad,Livermore9:30a.m.-3p.m.Collectsapandthenwatchanhistoricsapboilingdemonstration.Enjoyapancakebreakfastinthefarmer’scottage.FMI:www.norlands.orgor(207)897-4366

March 30 Maine Maple sunday Enjoy the first sweet taste of spring in Maine! Join maple syrup producers across the state asthey open their sugarhouses and offer free maple syrup samples and other maple delights aswell as demonstrations on making pure Maine maple syrup. Many offer games, activities, treats,sugarbush tours, music and more. Some sugarhouses offer events both Saturday and Sunday.FMI:www.mainemapleproducers.com

MAYdate tBA Annual touch-A-truck and More Fundraiser FayetteCentralSchool,FayetteTheeventfeaturestrucksandotherequipmentchildrencanexplore,farmanimalsandanassortmentofchildren’sactivities.ItissponsoredbytheFayetteSchoolandHomeAssociationandtheParentTeacherAssociationtoraisemoneyforenrichmentprogramsattheschool.FMI:(207)685-4770

May 24 history night Downtown Livermore Falls 4 to 8 p.m.This annual event,sponsored by the Livermore Falls Downtown BettermentGroup,isatributetotherichheritageofLivermoreFalls.Inadditiontohistoricexhibits,therewillbemusicandotherentertainment, activities for children, food, and friendlyvisitingonthestreet!WagonrideswilloperatebetweenthedowntownandtheMainePaper&HeritageMuseum,whichwillopenfortheevening.AntiqueautomobilesforCruiseNightwilllineDepotStreetandlowerMainStreet.FMI:www.historynight.org

May 24 Annual “Paper chase” 5k Road Race SponsoredbyMaine’sPaperandHeritageMuseumFMI:www.papermuseumofmaine.orgSherry(207)592-1807(Pleasecallafter4:30p.m.)

May 25 Annual Plant saleCommunityBuildingandPublicLibrary,22ChurchStreet,Livermore9a.m.-1p.m.FMI:897-7173

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the AndROscOggin RiVeR(SectiondescriptionsareprovidedbytheAndroscogginWatershedCouncil,AndroscogginLandTrust,andChisholmTrails.)

TheAndroscogginRiverflows177milesfromUmbagogLakeattheMaine-NewHampshirebordertoMerrymeetingBaywhere it joins theKennebecRiver.Droppingover1,200 feet inelevation from itsheadwaters,theAndroscogginhasanaveragedescentofeightfeetpermile.

Forthousandsofyears,NativeAmericansmadeasustainableexistencealongtheAndroscogginanditswatershed.TheAnasagunticookswouldmigratefromtheheadwaterstothesea,raisingcropsandcatchingtheabundantfishthatpopulatedtheriver,anddevelopingvillageareasaskeypoints.Infact,theCantonPointwasoncethelargestNativeAmericanvillageinofNewEngland.

Startinginthe19thcentury,theAndroscogginprovidedpowerforamultitudeofmillsandfactoriesthatwerelocatedonitsbanks.Consequently,theriveralsoborethebruntofindustrialization.Bythemiddleofthe20thcentury,theAndroscogginwasnamedoneofthetenmostpollutedriversintheUnitedStates.

Withthe leadershipofAndroscogginRivernativeSenatorEdmundMuskie,andhisauthoringoftheCleanWaterAct,theAndroscogginhasmadeanincrediblecomeback.Publicandprivateeffortshaveimprovedthewaterqualityoftheriverandhaveledtocountlessboatingaccesspointsalongitslength.Recreationalopportunitiesfeaturewildlifewatchingandsomeofthebestbassfishinginthenortheast.Apaddlealongalmostanystretchoftheriverrevealsaworldofbeauty,wildlifeandtranquilitydottedwithhistoricvillages.

Paddling the Androscoggin RiverTherearemultipleaccesspointsforboatersontheriver,includingbothtrailerboatlaunchesandhand-carryput-insforcanoeistsandkayakers.Thosetravelingdownstreamthroughtheregionshownonthismapmustportageortransporttheirboatsaroundfourdams.Theonlyrapids(Class2+)arefoundinthelowermoststretchoftherivermidwaybetweentheFoundryRoadaccessandthetakeoutatTwinBridges(Route219),althoughthereissomequickwaterinthestretchbetweenPineIslandandtheOtisMilltake-out.

dixfi eld River Access (dixfi eld)This hand-carry site in Dixfield allows paddlers to experience the full stretch of river in Canton andmakesanidealstartingpointforadaytripdownstreamtoRileyDam.Ifyouchooseyoucanportagearoundthedam.Theput-incanbeaccessedfromCantonPointRoadroughly2mileswestoftheCan-ton–Dixfieldtownline.ThetotalpaddledistancefromDixfieldtoRileyisabout12miles.Thisisalittle-paddledsectionoftheriver,movingthroughcornandpotatofields,hardwood-linedbanksandback.

state of Maine—trailered Access (canton)Thisistheonlyboatlaunchintheregionthatprovidesaccessforboattrailerstotheriver.FollowRoute140approximately3.5miles fromCantonVillageandturn rightontoDoreyRoadto reach theboatlaunchandparkingarea.

Riley dam Access (canton/Jay)Shortportagetrailsontheriver’sleftbankprovideaccessupstreamanddownstreamfromRileyDam.AparkingareaattheendofagraveldriveislocatedonthesouthsideofSchoolStreet(Route140)justoverthreemilesfromthejunctionofRoutes140and4/17inJay.ThetotalpaddledistancefromRileytoOtisMillisalittleover5miles.

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Pine island/Verso Paper corp. Access (Jay)PineIslandprovidesupstreamanddownstreamhand-carryaccesswithportagetrailsaroundJayDam.FromRoute4/17inJay,followsignsfortheVersoPaperCorp.Mill,crosstheAndroscogginonPOWRe-membranceBridge(RileyRoad),andtakethefirstrightdownashortgravelaccessroad.AfterthePineIslandRiveraccess,thereisnopublicaccesstotheriverupstreamoftheLivermoreFallsDam.PaddlerswishingtocontinuedownstreammusttransporttheirboatsdownstreamoftheLivermoreFallsDam.

Otis Mill Access (Jay)Informalaccessontheriver’sleftbankatthehistoricOtisMillprovidesatake-outpointfordownstreampaddlersneedingtoportagearoundOtisDam.LocatedoffofMillStreetinJay.

twin Bridges (livermore Falls)Silvermaplesandotherhardwoodslinetheriverhere.NobridgesornearbyroadsmakethispieceoftheAndroscogginoneofthemostpeaceful.Twosetsofrapidsaremidwaydown,nothazardous,buttakesomeboatcontroltomaneuverthroughsuccessfully.Warning:OntheriverrightdownstreamoftheTwinBridgesthereisasubstantialledgedroprapid.Takeoutontheislandandportagearoundrapids.

Foundry Road Access (livermore Falls)Thishand-carrysiteprovidespaddlersaccesstoapeaceful,unbrokenstretchoftheriver.AftercrossingtheAndroscogginonRoute4North,turnrightatthefirsttrafficlightontoMainStreet inLivermoreFalls.Continuestraightatthe90degreeturnandfollowFoundryRoadandtravelapproximately0.3milestothesignedput-in.Analternativehand-carrysiteislocatedontheoppositebankonRiverRoadinLivermore.


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lAkes And POndsThoselookingforotherbodiesofwaterto paddle, fish, swim or picnic along-side have several great options in theregion.Whenwintersetsin,icefishingshacks can be seen on many of thearea’slakesandponds.

10 BARtlett POnd, liVeRMORe26acres,maxdepth26ftBrooktrout,rainbowsmelt.Heavyannualbrooktroutstocking;reclaimedpond.Noformalboatputinorparking.

3 BRettuns POnd, liVeRMORe154acres,maxdepth52feetSmall-mouthbass,browntrout,whiteperch.Annualstockingwithbrookandbrowntrout.Boatputinandpicnicareainapinegrove,alongthesideofRoute4.

2 lOng POnd, liVeRMORe203acres,maxdepth18ftAnnuallystockedwithbrookandbrowntrout.Parkingisclosetotheroad,sobeextracarefulasyouloadandunload.

1 ROund POnd, liVeRMORe166acres,maxdepth32ftBrowntrout,small-mouthbass,pickerel,whiteperch.Annuallystockedwithbrookandbrowntrout.Ampleofftheroadparkinginabeautifulwoodedparcelcalled“ThePines”.

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wAlking tRAils, PARks & FieldsAnetworkofshorttrailslinkedtomulti-usetrailcorridorsprovidenu-meroushikingopportunitiesandconnecttheregion’scommunitiesto one another and the Androscoggin. Community-driven effortsled by groups like ChisholmTrails are helping to create new trailsthatfurtherconnectschoolsanddowntownvillagestoopenspacesalongtheriver.

9 FOundRy tRAil, liVeRMORe FAllsThis easy, paved, multi-use trail begins at Bridge Street off Rt. 4Northbound,immediatelyafterthebridge(GazeboPark)andendsatShuyCorner,nearthejunctionofRts.133and17.ThisnewertrailwillfollowtheAndroscogginRiveralongFoundryRoadthroughthehistoricbirthplaceoftheindustrialrevolutionintheAndroscogginValley.Thoughallthebuildingsaregone,thisiswhereAlvinRecordbuiltthefirstpulpandpapermillinMaine.

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8 FRench FAlls RiVeR wAlk , JAyTheJayHighSchoolScienceClubcreatedthistrail,in1996.Twoshortloopstotaling1.25mileswindbehindFrenchFallsParkandprovidegoodviewsoftheAndroscoggin.Therecreationfieldsandtrailsare located at the end of French Falls Drive, which is located on Route 4/17 across from the SpruceMountainHighSchoolNorthCampus.Portionsoftheparkarefloodedinthewinterforpublicskating.Directions:TheentrancetoFrenchFallsisonFrenchFallsDrive,rightbesidetheKnightsofColumbusHallonMainStreet,andacrossfromtheSpruceMountainHighSchoolNorthCampus.

11 JAy RecReAtiOn AReA tRAil systeM , JAyThisnetworkoftentrailsoffersseveraleasytomoderatehikes.Itisagreatplacetopicnic,hike,bikeorsnowshoeandfeaturesthe foundationandorchardsof theoldOsgoodFarm,astudent-maintainedtreefarm,andanextensivegeocachingnetwork.ThetrailscanbeaccessedfromtheSpruceMountainHighSchoolNorthCampusparkingarea.

4 nORth JAy white gRAnite PARk, nORth JAyEnjoynatureandrelax!Bringyourfamilyandenjoyapicnic,walktheone-miletrailthroughtheorchard.Greatviewsatthetopoftheorchardallowyoutolookoutoverthevalley.Thereisasmalloutlettrailthatbringsyoutothequarry.Largepiecesofgraniteandpavingstonesarescatteredthroughoutthesite.Caremustbetakenifyouventureoffthetrail,astherearedeepquarrypitsthroughout.Directions:FromNorth-FollowRt.#4toNorthJay.TurnleftontoOldJayHillRoad.(AcrossfromjunctionofRt.17).DriveaboutonemileandturnleftontoWoodmanHillRoad.It’srightatthetopofthehill!HOURS:DawntoduskNorthJayWhiteGranitePark14WoodmanHillRoad(207)[email protected]://jay-maine.org/granite-park.html


5 Pine islAnd PARk, JAyPineIslandParkissituatedinthemiddleoftheAndroscogginRiver,withapicnicarea,ampleparkingandshortsidetrailsleadingtopicturesqueoutlooksontheriver.Thereisapublicboatput-in.TheparkisownedandmaintainedbyVersoPaperCorp.andisavailableforpublicuse.Directions:SouthboundonRt.4,takefirstright,afterRt.140.Parkisthefirstright,afterPOWRemembranceBridgeoffofRileyRoad..Hours:Dawntodusk

7 whistle stOP tRAil, JAyThis four-season, multi-use trail isownedbytheStateofMaineandfol-lows a converted railroad bed for 14miles between Jay and Farmington.Thetrailisgreatforwalking,running,biking and horseback riding as wellas ATVing and snowmobiling. Thesouthern end of the trail can be ac-cessed in Jay off Route 4/17 andacross fromYianni’s Pizza and fromFrenchFalls.Plansarecurrentlyun-derwaytoextendthetrailsouthtoOtisFallsMill.

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livermore Falls Recreation FieldsLivermoreFallsRecreationDepartment,(207)897-2016Multi-usefacilitylocatedinLivermoreFallsbehindtheTownOffice,onthebanksoftheAndroscogginRiver.Therearesoccer,football,softballandbaseballfields,tennisandbasketballcourtsandaskateparkforin-lineskatingandskateboarding.

Jay Parks and RecreationContacttheTownOfficeat(207)897-6785.Ifyouseeafieldopen,goforawalkorplaytosswithyourchildren.Forlongerevents,familyoutingsoraweekendpickupgame,pleasecheckwiththeTownsschedulingthefieldsorAreaYouthSports.Theyarethereforalltoenjoy,butcheckingfirstwillpreventschedulingissues.Forextendeduseofschoolpropertyfieldsorgyms,pleasecontactRSU73at(207)897-6722tofilloutafacilityuseform.

11 the JAy RecReAtiOn AReA, JAyThisarea,ownedbytheTownofJay,ismanagedtoprovideoutdoorrecreationalopportunitiestothepublicatnocharge.ThepropertyalsoservesasanoutdoorclassroomfacilityfortheRSU73Schools.Enjoyapicnic,thescenicviews,orahikeorsnowshoeonthetrailnetwork.Access:ThereisparkingbythecellphonetoweroffWaterTowerLane.FromRt.4,turnontoJewellSt,thenleftonBelleviewDr.AttheendofBelleviewDr.,turnrightonWaterTowerLane,whichbecomes

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a dirt access road to the parking lot. Parking isalso available at Spruce Mountain High SchoolNorth Campus and the trails may be accessedbehindthecenterfieldfenceofRolandOuelletteBaseball Field or in the back corner of the FieldHockeyfield.

6 sPRuce MOuntAin ski slOPeSpruceMountainSkiSlopeinJayislocatedrightonthebanksoftheAndroscogginRiver,andisacommunityfocalpointforwinterrecreation.Theaffordable11-trailskiareaoriginallybeganinthe1950sasaskiclubforinterestedwinterenthusi-asts.Itopenedasapublicmountainin1960andisstill largelymaintainedbyvolunteersfromthecommunities of Jay, Livermore, and LivermoreFalls.It’sablastfromthepast,asyourise300ver-ticalfeettothesummitofthemountainviathreerope tow lifts. Back in the day, the volunteer skiclubworkedwiththelocalpapercompanyacrosstheriver,theOtisFallsMill,towiresomeofitshy-droelectricitytothemountaintopowerthelightsandropetows.Latersnowmakingwasaddedtothelistofmodernchanges.Themountainoffersskiclassesforallages.Enjoyanightofskiingun-der the lights, or take a jaunt around the cross-

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SpruceMountainSkiSlopeinJayislocatedrightonthebanksoftheAndroscogginRiver,andisacommunityfocalpointforwinterrecreation.Theaffordable11-trailskiareaoriginallybeganin1950asaskiclubforinterestedwinterenthusiasts.Itopenedasapublicmountain in1960andisstill largelymaintainedbyvolunteersfromthecommunitiesofJay,Livermore,andLivermoreFalls.It’sablastfromthepast,asyourise300verticalfeettothesummitofthemountainviathreeropetowlifts.Backintheday,thevolunteerskiclubworkedwiththelocalpapercompanyacrosstheriver,theOtisFallsMill,towiresomeofitshydroelectricitytothemountaintopowerthelightsand rope tows. Later snow making was added to the list of modern changes. Themountainoffersskiclassesforallages.Enjoyanightofskiingunderthelights,ortakeajauntaroundthecross-countryskitrailsthattraversethemountainsidetothenorth.

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APPlesBoothby’s Orchard: Located in Livermore on Rt.108 on the left, heading south less than a milepasttheintersectionofRt.108andtheNorlandsRoad.Take the family forawagonride throughthe orchards and find your favorite appletree. The espalier style orchard (trees trainedonto wire trellis) makes for easy picking.Visit www.mainehoneycrisp.com or Call (207)754-3500.

Terry’s Apple Orchard: Locatedon11TraskLaneinJayisownedandoperatedbyTerryandIrisTrask.BuyMainegrown-applesattheirroadsidestand(do not have pick-your- own apples). For moreinformationcall(207)491-3116.

Shackley Hill Orchard: Located in Livermore onRt.108 west just before the Canton/Livermoreline.There isa roadontherightmarkedwithasign, which winds up the hill to the old stonehouse. If you’re up for it, take a walk to the topoftheorchardandenjoythebeautifulviews.Call(207)897-5945.

For a complete list of Maine orchards or thoseparticipatinginMaineAppleSundayvisithttp://maineapples.org/

BlueBeRRiesWilton Blueberry Farm: Locatedat83McLaughlinRoad inWilton. This farm offers pick-your-ownblueberries,oryoucanpurchaseberriesalreadypicked. For more information visit http://www.wiltonblueberryfarm.com/orcall(207)645-2128.

For a complete list of area blueberry growers,visit http://www.meliving.com/wildblueberries/midcoast.shtml.

chRistMAs tReesMoose Hill Farm: Located on Moose Hill Roadin Fayette. After crossing the bridge in Liver-more Falls, going north on Rt. 4, take a rightonto Main St. and follow through LivermoreFalls proper around to Depot Street. FollowDepot Street straight across Rt.133 and up toMoose Hill Rd. Go 2.5 miles and continue onMooseHillRd.,asitbearsleft.Fromthatleft,go1.25 miles and the farm (cont’d) next page)

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Join in the celebrationsin our downtown:The Spruce Mountain Sled In

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is on the left. From Thanksgiving to Christmas,MooseHillFarmoperatesacut-your-ownChrist-mastree farm. Inadditionto freshMaineChrist-mastrees,itoffershandmadewreathsinavarietyofsizesandagiftshopstockedwithlotsofitemsmade right on the farm. Call (207) 897-3093 orvisitwww.moosehillherbs.com.

For more information on other Christmas treegrowers, visit http://www.mainechristmastree.com.

MAPle syRuPBoothby’s Orchard: Locatedon366BoothbyRoadinLivermore, thisorchardnotonlyofferspump-kinsandapples,butalsotapsmapletreestooffera selection of old fashioned Maine maple syrup.For more information contact Rob Boothby [email protected].

Maple Valley Farms: Located on 41 MastermanRoad(Route133)inJay,thissmallfarmisownedbyAnthonyJ.Couture.Formoreinformationcon-tact(207)[email protected].

Norlands Living History Center: OnMaineMaple Sunday (usually the last Sundayin March) the Norlands invites you totake a wagon ride back in time. CometotheoldtimemaplesyrupsaphouseinthewoodsacrossfromtheNorlands,where volunteers boil the syrup us-ing authentic methods. The folks atthe Norlands can always use a handsplitting firewood or hauling sap; joininthefun!Call(207)897-4366orvisitwww.norlands.org.

For a complete list of those who participate inMaineMapleSunday,visitwww.mainemaplepro-ducers.com

PuMPkinsBoothby’s Orchard: TheorchardislocatedinLiver-more on Rt. 108 on the left, heading south lessthanamilepasttheintersectionofRt.108andtheNorlandsRoad.Call(207)754-3500orvisitwww.mainehoneycrisp.com.

For more information on other Maine pumpkingrowers,visithttp://www.mainepumpkins.com.

stRAwBeRRies Stevenson’s Strawberries: Located on 69 BerryRoad in Wayne. This farm offers pick-your-ownberriesoryoucanbuyberriesalreadypicked.Formore information, visit http://www.stevensonsstrawberries.comorcall(207)685-3532.

For a list of area growers visit http://www.meliving.com/strawberries/picking.shtml.

Norlands Living History Center: Maple Sunday (usually the last Sundayin March) the Norlands invites you totake a wagon ride back in time. CometotheoldtimemaplesyrupsaphouseinthewoodsacrossfromtheNorlands,where volunteers boil the syrup us-ing authentic methods. The folks atthe Norlands can always use a handsplitting firewood or hauling sap; joininthefun!Call(207)897-4366orvisitwww.norlands.org

We grow a wide variety of fruits and vegetables for you!

Come try our farm fresh produce at:Levesque’s Farm Stand

on Rt 219 in LeedsStevenson Farm Stand

on Rt 202 in Winthropwww.stevensonfarmsmaine.com

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Theareaisrichwithhistory,art,craftsandmusic.Manyattractionsarejustaroundthecorner.Hereare just some of the many interesting places tovisit:

Antique & VintAge snOwMOBile gAlleRy2247AuburnRd.,TurnerThe Museum houses more than 250 vintagesnowmobilesofallstylesandsizes.ThemuseumisopenfromDecemberthroughMarchonSatur-days10a.m.–3p.m.Thecollectioncanbeviewedbyappointment,bycalling(207)224-8444.

Bigg AniMAl MuseuMTurnerCenterRoad,TurnerVisitthe“Bigg”gametrophyroomfilledwithmorethan100full-sizedstuffedwildlife.Theownerhasspent a lifetime hunting wild animals from allaroundtheworld.Youneedtoseethecollectiontobelieveit.Openbyappointmentonly.CallDotor Meredith Bigg at (207) 225-3223 for an ap-pointment.

FAyette histORicAl sOcietyStarlingGrangeHall,Route17,FayetteThe first floor houses a research library of Fay-ette’s history, as well as a number of displays oftools,clothing,andmore.AmuseumandaroomdevotedtoresearchmaterialsontheGrangearelocatedonthesecondfloor.Thereisalsoaroomdevotedtothelife,career,andwritingsofFayetteresident,OscarYoung.FMI:(207)685-3655or(207)685-9347.

hOlMes-cRAFts hOMesteAd14OldJayHillRoad,JayTheFederalstylehomebuiltinthe1820shasdis-playsofoldtools,granite-relateditems,acountrystore,andfurnishingsrelatedtothetownofJay.The Jay Historical Society oversees the propertyandconductstoursbyappointment.Onthesec-ondSaturdayofAugust,theHomestead’sannualopenhouseisheldprovidinganopportunityforthe public to view displays on the property. Call(207)897-4876fortourarrangements.

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JAy FiRe MuseuMAcrossfromHolmes-CraftsHomesteadoffRt.4,JayThe museum houses historical fire trucks andequipmentincludingarestored1936truckmadeby McCann Fire Equipment of Portland that ismountedonaDiamondTchassis,ahorse-drawnhand pumper wagon, and a hand-pulled two-wheeledhosecart.TheJayFireAssociationover-seesthemuseum.Call(207)897-3953forviewingarrangements.

MAine’s PAPeR & heRitAge MuseuM22ChurchStreet,LivermoreFalls

Founded in 2002 and dedicated to preservingthe history of the paper industry in Maine, themuseumcapturestheculturalheritageofthepa-permakingtownsandmillsalongtheAndroscog-gin River. Journey back to the 1800s and followthe papermaking industry through two centu-ries.LearnwhocreatedAmerica’sfirstpostcards,wherethelargestmanufacturerofwallpaperwaslocated,andthesignificanceoftherailroad.Open10:30a.m.–2:30p.m.onSaturdays,fromMay25–September 1. Appointments are also availablethrough October. FMI: (207) 592-1807 or www.papermuseumofmaine.org.

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Music At the gAzeBOWaterSt.,DowntownLivermoreFallsOn summer evenings performers provide musicfromthequaintcoveredGazebooverlookingtheAndroscoggin River. A variety of musical groupsstage free performances from 6 p.m. until dusk.Bring your lawn chair or sit in your vehicle andlisten.

nAtuRAl histORy cluB hOuse442TurnerCenterRoad,TurnerByappointmentonly.FMI:(207)225-3384

nORdicA hOMesteAd MuseuM116NordicaLane,FarmingtonBirthplace of Lillian Nordica (1857-1914). Lillian

was America’s first international opera diva andthe Homestead contains memorabilia of her lifeand career, including costumes from her perfor-mances. FMI or to arrange a tour, call (207) 778-2042.

nORlAnds liVing histORy centeR290NorlandsRoad,LivermoreThe Washburn Norlands Living History Centerhelpsrural19thcenturycometo life.Thecenterhas six buildings embodying a crossroads community of the era. There is a one-room school-house,astonelibrary,achurch,agrandmansion(built in 1867), and outbuildings all situated on445acres.TheNorlandshostsfestivalsandeventswith a “turn of the century” flavor throughout

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the year. Step back into history and learn aboutthe influential Washburn family. Many artifactsaredisplayedasifthefamilyhadlefttheirhomefortheday.Toys,clothing,furnitureandpersonalitemstell thestoryofeveryday life in theWash-burn mansion. Living history tours are offeredfromJune29toSeptember2,TuesdaysandThurs-daysfrom11a.m.–4p.m.($10/adults,$6under12years old, $25/family). FMI on scheduled events,or to schedule a tour, call (207) 897-4366 orvisitwww.norlands.org

Red schOOl hOuse MuseuMFarmingtonFairgrounds,HighSt.,FarmingtonBuilt in1852,theschoolhousewaswhereFarm-ington’s kindergarten through eighth-grade stu-dents received their education until it closed in1957.TheschoolhousewasmovedbytheFrank-lin County Agricultural Society in 2006 from itsformer location in Farmington, at the corner ofRed Schoolhouse Road and Wilton Road, to thefairgrounds.The museum is now displayed astheoriginalschoolhousewithsomeofitsearliestdesks,books,andmemorabilia.FMIortoarrangeavisit,call(207)778-2835.

ski MuseuM OF MAineMainStreet(Route27),Kingfield

Established in 1995, the museum celebratesMaine’s ski history and heritage. Exhibit’schange about every four months. OpenWednesday through Saturday, from 1–4 p.m.FMI:(207)265-2023orwww.skimuseumofmaine.org.

stAnley MuseuMSchoolStreet,KingfieldThe museum was established in 1981 to pre-serve the heritage of the Stanley family. Thismuseum shows the life accomplishments ofthe twin brothers who invented and manu-factured the Stanley Steamer and their sisterwho is noted for her photographs depictingrural turn-of-the-century American life. TheGeorgian-style Stanley School was built in 1903.Open June to October, Tuesday-Sunday, 1–4p.m.;November toMay,Tuesday-Friday,1–4p.m.FMI:www.stanleymuseum.orgor(207)265-2729

the wilhelM Reich MuseuMDodgePondRoad,RangeleyThemuseumislocatedon175acresthatincludethe Orgone Energy Observatory, a conferencebuilding and office, a bookstore, two rental cot-tages and a system of woodland nature trails.Visitors are introduced to Reich’s life, inven-

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tions, library and personal memorabilia. FMI:(207)864-3443,[email protected]

titcOMB hOuse118AcademyStreet,FarmingtonFurnishedinthe1840speriodwithTitcombfamilymemorabilia,includinganantiquedollcollection,thishouseisopenJulyandAugustonWednesdayandSaturdayfrom1–4p.m.FMIortoarrangeatour,call(207)778-2835.

tuRneR MuseuM And histORicAl sOciety4th floor, Old Leavitt Institute Building, TurnerCenterRoad,TurnerThis museum specializes in Turner artifacts,photosandgenealogy.Openyear-round,TuesdayandThursday,noonto5p.m.;Saturday9a.m.tonoon.FMI:(207)225-2624

uniVeRsity OF MAine At FARMingtOn ARt gAlleRy246MainSt.,FarmingtonTheGalleryfeaturesworksbyartistsfromMaineand other regions of the country. Shows dem-onstratingavarietyofstyles,andmediacontem-porary art are displayed at the Gallery. Gallery

hours are Tuesday through Sunday noon-4pmand by appointment during the academic year.Exceptforspecialexhibitions,thegalleryisclosedduring the summer and academic holidays.FMI: Or to make special arrangements, call(207)778-7002.

wiltOn FARM & hOMe MuseuMOldBassBuilding,CanalStreet,WiltonVillageOperatedbytheWiltonHistoricalSociety,themu-seum houses a sizable collection of items fromtheearlyperiodoftheG.H.BassShoeManufac-turingCompany,alongwithmemorabiliafromitsfounderandotherfamouswearersofBassshoesand boots. The basement level features farmand shoemaking tools, and includes the work-ing Canal Street Forge, where blacksmith RayTilton(207-645-2261)gives lessonsontheartofblacksmithing.Themainfloorhousesthegeneralmeeting,displayroom,kitchenandrestoredpar-lor.Thesecondfloor isdevotedtohomemaking,militaryuniforms,ladies’clothing,bedrooms,andan extensive bottle andWilton Academy collec-tions.The third level includes a scouting exhibit,andanadultandchild’sbedroom.Themuseumisopenbyappointment.Call645-2360,or645-3436.

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GreenhousePerennial NurseryDisplay GardensCutting GardensTea House

Field Grown PerennialsFresh Cut FlowersVeggie SeedlingsHerbs & AnnualsPYO Bouquets

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ChurchesSundaysbringthecommunitytogether.Churchesof many denominations are located in the area.Pleasecontact individualchurchesaboutspeak-ers,services,andspecialevents.

FayetteFayette Baptist church39BaldwinHillRoad(207)685-9492

JayBartlett Memorial united Methodist church EastDixfieldRoad(207)645-4885Bean’s corner Baptist church 17ChestervilleRoad(207)645-2925Faith way Baptist church66HydeRoad(207)897-9333Jay Baptist church 27SmithAvenue(207)897-6110cornerstone Baptist churchNorthJayRoad(207)897-3081st. Rose of lima catholic church1ChurchStreet(207)897-2173seventh day Adventist churchOakStreet(207)897-7140son shine Ministries word of Faith 99MainStreet(207)897-5700

livermoregibbs Mill Road Baptist church97GibbsMillRoad(207)491-9415north livermore Baptist church 619FederalRoad(207)897-5377Victory christian church1680FederalRoad(207)897-2111wayside Bible Baptist church 1724FederalRoad(207)897-2598

livermore Fallseaton Memorial united Methodist church28ChurchStreet(207)897-3063emmanuel Assembly of god church JunctionofRoutes133/17(207)897-5400First Baptist church25ChurchStreet(207)897-2656livermore Falls church of the nazarene6WheelerStreet(207)897-2301Moose hill Free will Baptist church30RecordRoad(207)897-2656united Pentecostal church 10UnionStreet(207)897-4995

LibrariesJay-niles Memorial libraryDirectorTamaraHoke(207)6454062983MainStreetinNorthJaywww.jaynileslibrary.comMondaythroughWednesday3to8p.m.ThursdayandFridaynoonto5p.m.Saturday10a.m.to3p.m.(ClosedonSaturdaysinJulyandAugust)

livermore Public libraryLibrarianPennyBrown(207)897-717322ChurchStreetinLivermorewww.livermore.lib.me.usTuesday1to7p.m.Thursday1to5:30p.m.

treat Memorial libraryLibrarianElaineSmith(207)897-363156MainStreetinLivermoreFallswww.treat.lib.me.usTuesdayandThursday1to7p.m.Wednesday10a.m.to3p.m.Friday1to5p.m.Saturday10a.m.to2p.m.

underwood Memorial libraryLibrarianElaineWilcox(207)685-37782006MainStreet,Fayettehttp://www.fayettemaine.com/Library.htmlTuesday9a.m.tonoonWednesdays:5to8p.m.Thursdays:1to4p.m.

SchoolsRsu 73 (Jay, livermore, livermore Falls)(207) 897-6722The tri-town area has one consolidated schoolsystemthatisstrivingforinnovationandtopro-videaneducationforthe21stCenturytoareastu-dents.TheRSU73hasaprogressiveadultlearningprogramandhigherlearningoptions.Asaresultofthisnewconsolidatededucationalsystem,theschoolsprovidecomprehensivelearningoptionsforstudentsandthecommunity.Thenewsystemhasfivefacilitiesandacentralofficecomplex.RSU73 is actively working on current alignment ofnationalstandardsforcoreacademiccourses.

Churches, Libraries and Schools


Our New Consolidated High School: SpruceMountain High School - North Campus in Jay(207)897-4336;SouthCampusinLivermoreFalls(207)897-3428

Startingin2012,thetri-townscombinedresourc-es under a new cooperative high school.Theyrenamed Spruce Mountain High School, whichbecameaClassBSchool.ThecolorsandmascotofSpruceMountainHighSchoolwerechosenbystudentsofLivermoreFallsandJayHighSchools.Themascot,thePhoenix,symbolizes“risingfromthe ashes” of the two former schools.The nameSpruce Mountain comes from Spruce Mountainlocated in Jay, Maine. For generations, studentsfrombothhighschoolshaveskiedatthemoun-tain making it a very appropriate name for theschool.

Jay/livermore/livermore Falls Middle school(207) 897-4319

Jay elementary school(207) 897-5719

livermore elementary school(207) 897-3355

Adult leARning centeR(207) 897-6384Located in Jay, this center helps non-traditionalstudents get the assistance and resources theyneedtobesuccessfulstudents.

RegiOnAl technOlOgy centeR(207) 778-3562Foster Regional Applied Technical Center- Mt.BlueRegionalSchoolDistrictinFarmingtonoffersavarietyofspecializedprogramsforstudents inseveralregionalschoolsystems,includingtheju-niorsandseniorsofRSU73.

AOs #97Fayette has merged with the Winthrop SchoolSystemformingAOS#97.FayetteCentralSchoolis an elementary school for Pre-KindergartenthroughGrade5students.

FAyette centRAl schOOl(207)685-4770

Higher EducationAmong the many higher educational oppor-tunities in our area are numerous colleges,universities and technical schools. TheUniversityofMaineatFarmington,BatesCollege in Lewiston, Central Maine CommunityCollege in Auburn, University of South-ern Maine in Lewiston, Southern NewHampshire University in Auburn, KaplanUniversityinLewistonandtheUniversityofMaineatAugustaareallwithina50-miledriveorless.

Franklin County Community College Networkoffers college classes (in partnership withCentral Maine Community College) andother training programs throughout our area.FMI:(207)491-2752www.franklinnetwork.org

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Older styles mix with modern in the newlyrenovatedandrestoredhistoricalLambBlockonDepotStreet.LambBlockwasrecentlynamedtotheNationalRegisterofHistoricPlaces,andistheoldestbuildingindowntownLivermoreFalls.

Thethree-storybuildinghousesmedicaloffic-esonthesecondandthirdfloor,aswellassingleofficesonthesecondfloorandretailonthefirstfloor.

ROAds And inFRAstRuctuReInthesummerof2014wewillseeanotherpiece

ofRoute4fromPineauStreettojustsouthofTwed-dieStreetreconstructed.WhileRoute4roadworkanddrainageisbeingdoneundertheDepartmentofTransportation’sbid, theTownofJaywillbidtohavethesewerinfrastructurereplacedatthesametime. The water district which has had some sig-nificantproblemsinthatareaisalsogoingtohavethisworkdoneatthesametime.Thiswilllowerthechancesofhavingtohaveitdugupanytimesoon.Oncearoadisdugupandpatcheditisneverquite

the same. The hope is to have it all done inoneseason.

TheTownofJayhasearnedthe“OpenforBusi-ness”designationfromtheStateofMaine.ThiswillenableustogetsomeextrahelpintheEconomicDevelopment field. This also sends the messagethatweareheretohelpthebusinessesanywaywecantolocatehereandstayhere.


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governor Paul lePage, ROffice of the Governor, #1 State House Station,Augusta,ME04333-0001 (207)287-3531maine.gov/governor/lepage/index.shtml

u. s. senator susan collins, R55LisbonStreet,Lewiston,ME04240(207)784-6969 collins.senate.gov

u. s. senator Angus king, iTwoGreatFallsPlazaAuburn,ME04210(207)786-2451 king.senate.gov

u.s. Representative Michael Michaud, d179LisbonStreet,Lewiston,ME04240(207)782-3704 house.gov/michaud

state senator tom savielloR-district 18(ServingthistowninourChamberarea:Fayette)60ApplegateLane,Wilton,ME04294(207)645-3420 [email protected]

state Representative dennis keschl R-district 18(ServingthistowninourChamberarea:Fayette)1024WingsMillsRd.,Belgrade,ME04917(207)495-2973 [email protected]

state Representative l. gary knightR-district 81(Serving these towns in our Chamber area:Livermore,LivermoreFalls)453MooseHillRd.,LivermoreFalls,ME04254(207)897-2489 [email protected]

state Representative Paul gilbertd-district 87(ServingthistowninourChamberarea:Jay)POBox186,Jay,ME04239 (207)[email protected]

state senator John PatrickR-district 14 (ServingthistowninourChamberarea:Jay)3StateHouseStation,Augusta,ME04333(207)364-7666mainesenate.org/contact-us

state senator garrett MasonR-district 17(Serving these towns in our Chamber area:Livermore,LivermoreFalls)312RidgeRoad,LisbonFalls,ME04252(207)[email protected]

Fayette town Manager Mark Robinson2589MainStreet,Fayette,ME04349(207)685-4373 fayettemaine.com

Jay town Manager Ruth cushman340MainStreet,Jay,ME04239(207)897-6785 jay-maine.org

livermore town Administrator kurt schaub10CrashRoad,Livermore,ME04253(207)897-3207

livermore Falls town Manager kristal Flagg2MainStreet,LivermoreFalls,ME04254(207)897-3321 lfme.org

Blaine House, Augusta, Maine


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