Town Manager Shiloh LaFreniere announced a Community Resilience Workshop on July 11 at the Town Office.
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Jay set to hold Independence Day parade July 3
The town of Jay plans to hold an Independence Day Parade at 2 p.m. Sunday, July 3. Line up will begin at 1 p.m. at the Memco parking lot at 102 Main St. and will end at the cannon by the railroad tracks in Livermore Falls. The parade is later than usual to be respectful […]
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Farmington hospital program awards scholarships to 4 graduates
FARMINGTON — Four 2022 high school graduates have been awarded $500 scholarships each by the Franklin Memorial Hospital Medical Staff Scholarship Program. All awardees demonstrated academic excellence, a strong motivation to pursue a health care career, and dedication to community service in their applications, according to a news release from the hospital. The awardees and […]
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Residents in Jay, Livermore and Livermore Falls to discuss ways to boost economic development
The meeting will be held at 6 p.m. Thursday at Main-Land Development Consultants on Main Street.
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Independence Day Parade to take place July 3 in Jay, Livermore Falls
It has been two years since the parade has been held because of COVID-19 restrictions.
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Jay approves cost-sharing for Livermore Falls sewer plant
Selectpersons OK money for boiler, generator and lawn mower.
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Spruce Mountain High School grads told they can do ‘amazing things’
In an outdoor ceremony at Griffin Field, 70 seniors receive diplomas and turn graduation tassels in Livermore Falls.
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Gas spill at Jay school brings emergency responders
Superintendent Scott Albert sent a notification to ease any worries after last week’s threats.
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Jay police charge 12-year-old in connection with school bomb threat
State police bomb squad found nothing suspicious at Spruce Mountain Middle School following last week’s incident.
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Student, foster parent and state sue RSU 73 over alleged violation of disability rights laws
The student, who has autism, was removed from an integrated classroom to work with a tutor, the federal lawsuit says.