The mill in Jay employs about 500 people, and has been producing paper in the area since 1885.
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Sections of Whistle Stop Trail in Jay will remain partially closed
Jay received permission to extend the work deadline for this year so the installation of a new sewer line could continue.
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Appeal of Jay murder conviction, sentence heard by high court
James “Ted” Sweeney was convicted of killing his former girlfriend with a baseball bat and sentenced to 38 years.
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Hospital upgrades condition of man who helped evacuate Farmington building before blast
Larry Lord, maintenance supervisor at LEAP Inc., received burns over half of his body, critical injuries and other trauma.
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Driver injured when tractor-trailer rolls in Jay, spilling sawdust load
The cab landed on a guardrail and the load of sawdust spilled down an embankment.
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‘What Does God Want?’ retreat set for Nov. 2
JAY — A one-day retreat to reveal some of the basic principles for discerning God’s will and applying it to daily life will beheld from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 2, in the hall of St. Rose of Lima Church, 1 Church St., according to a news release from Dave Guthro, communications director, […]
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Family of man injured in Farmington blast asks supporters: ‘Keep Larry in your prayers’
Larry Lord, the maintenance supervisor of LEAP Inc., remains in critical condition from the propane explosion at the building on Sept. 16.
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Amy Calder: There are a lot of odd, quirky, peculiar road names
Central Maine is home to lots of unusual street and road names, but the town of Skowhegan takes the cake for the most whimsical, columnist Amy Calder writes.
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Because of a lack of market, Jay no longer recycling clear plastic or glass
People are still washing out glass containers, but if there is no market for them they should be put in the trash, Town Manager Shiloh LaFreniere said.
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The Rev. Paul Dumais nominated for National Lumen Christi Award
FARMINGTON — The Rev. Paul Dumais has been named one of 49 nominees from across the country for the 2019-20 Lumen Christi Award, an annual honor given by Catholic Extension to an individual or group who demonstrates how the power of faith can transform lives and communities. Dumais is the pastor of St. Joseph Parish […]