LIVERMORE FALLS – The governor visited the Jay and Livermore Falls area today, stopping in at the medical center under construction on Depot Street.
Franklin Memorial Hospital representatives met with Governor Paul LePage at the Livermore Falls Medical Arts Center for brief tour of the facility, which is expected to be complete on Jan. 5. The center will merge two offices; Franklin Health Livermore Falls Family Practice on Union Street and FMH Outpatient Services on Main.
FCHN President Rebecca Ryder and Kevin Bunker, project planner and a founder of Developers Collaborative, the Portland-based firm developing the Medical Arts Center, showed the governor a building with complete external walls and a roof. Inside, metal superstructure delineated offices and corridors, as well as two entrances, one at the rear parking lot and another opening out toward the Bank Building and Livermore Falls downtown.
Bunker noted the second entrance was designed to integrate the building into the downtown, a concept LePage immediately seized upon. He agreed with the logic, saying that improving the downtown in communities across the state was a key step in revitalizing the area.
Two positive things for our area – a new medical center AND a governor who is interested enough to take time out of his busy schedule to check it out!
I LOVE OUR NEW GOVERNOR!!!
Now “This Guy” is INSPIRING,,,and gives Hope that there is some common sense in Augusta.
Obstacles are made to be overcome!!
Keep up the GREAT WORK PAUL!!!