The next meeting of the Selectboard will be held on Monday, April 28, 2025, at 7 p.m. in the Media Room at the Municipal Building on Washington Street.
Limerick: CRAFTERS WANTED – August 9, 2025 Limerick will celebrate their Semiquincentennial of the Settlement of Limerick. Festivities on Saturday will include a Craft Fair at the Brick Town
Hall on Main Street. Benefit of the Limerick Recreation Department.
NOTICE
Semiquincentennial Committee Meeting
The next meeting will be 4/30/2025 at the Fire Station on School Street at 6 p.m. New Members Welcome!
Event Date 8/9/2025 celebrating the 250th anniversary of the Settlement of Limerick.
Parade, Storytelling Round Table Tea, Demos, Games, Food, Craft Fair, Music.
50 Year Old Time Capsule Reveal
Friday Night Dance 8/8/25 Kick Off
Save the Date to Celebrate!
NEW TRAFFIC PATTERN COMING
The Selectboard has approved a 4 way stop at the intersection of Emery Corner Rd/Pickerel Pond Rd and Quarry Road. New red blinking STOP sign installation is underway by Road Commissioner Ricky Richardson.
Emery Corner Rd from this intersection to Sawyer Mtn Rd speed limit is posted at 35 miles per hour. Quarry Rd speed limit is posted at 35 miles per hour. Please adhere to these limits to ensure safety for all residents.
Warrant Voted on March 14, 2025
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Click: Opportunities to Serve our Town
Multiple Positions Need to be Filled
Zoning Board of Appeals Member- needs 3 members;
If interested call - 207-793-4475 or email
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at the Municipal Building 55 Washington Street.
(Unless it is a Holiday, then Tuesday)
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Contact Us:
Office Hours:
Town Clerk/Tax Collector
Monday-Friday
9.00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m
Treasurer
Tues., & Thurs.
10:00 a.m. - 12 noon
1:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Wed.
9:00 a.m. - 12 noon
1:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Select Board Admin
Monday 1-5pm,
Wednesday & Friday
10:30-3:30pm
Office Telephone: 207-793-4470
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1975 Time Capsule to be opened
August 9, 2025
SAVE THE DATE! Celebrate with us!
Parade 10 a.m.
Storytelling Round Table Tea
Demonstrations
Music. Games, Food
Craft Fair at BTH 9 a.m.
Friday Night Dance 8/8/25
FUN FACT
Limerick Legends
At the heart of our Limerick community lies a rich tapestry of stories, woven together by the vibrant lives of its citizens. Our Semiquincentennial Celebration will illuminate past narratives, celebrating the diverse voices that have contributed to our shared
journey.
The aim is to foster connections, inspire empathy, ignite a sense of belonging and a sense of place. By honoring the triumphs, challenges, and dreams of our people, past and present, may we create a more inclusive and compassionate community, where every voice is heard, valued, and cherished.
We'd like to Celebrate Your Story too!
Have a story to tell? Share your experiences and join the conversation today. Citizens are invited to tell their story at our 250th Celebration on
August 9, 2025. Want to learn more?
Email Lisa at llepage6@yahoo.com for additional details and to find out how to participate in this historic event.
Call Lisa at 207-651-1594.
COMING SOON - Parson Edmund Eastman
When the pioneers moved inland from the coast in to the wilderness of Limerick, " the minister of an established church was not far behind. The laws of the Commonwealth made every man a church member to the extent of paying the minister, hence, whenever a plantation of an infant town was organized the minister was in their midst.
Parson Eastman, the first settled minister in Limerick." The Daily Biddeford Journal
1885
COMING SOON - Anne Carroll Moore
“This is the perfect description of Anne Carroll Moore... “She found the magic and wonder in life and freely celebrated it with those around her. Her greatest legacy, I believe, is her ability to see things as children see them; her great respect for children and her insistence that the literature they read and the illustrations they see are worthy of them. She was a lady who made things happen.” Henry Danger, writer. ACM: Children’s advocate, storyteller, librarian who is renown nationally & internationally. Her legacy continues to inspire future generations of young readers and storytellers.