The Livermore Select Board met Oct. 8, where Administrative Assistant Carrie Judd shared her conference experience and Highway Foreman Roger Ferland provided updates on ongoing road projects.
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Jay Post #33 AMVET Ladies Auxiliary wins national award for volunteer project
Post #33 AMVET Ladies Auxiliary wins national award for participation in the Flat Stanley project at Academy Hill School.
Fayette public hearing discusses Starling Hall renovations
The Fayette public hearing Oct. 1 focused on the future of Starling Hall, with town officials and residents discussing potential renovation funding options while emphasizing the need to avoid using taxpayer money.
Livermore Falls firefighter teaches fire safety at Spruce Mountain Primary School
Lt. Nixon Ortiz of the Livermore Falls Fire Department visited Spruce Mountain Primary School in Livermore Oct. 7 during Fire Prevention Week, teaching students vital fire safety tips and answering their enthusiastic questions.
Photos: Lighting up the sky with bursts of color
The northern lights put on a dazzling show on Thursday night, Oct. 10.
Livermore Falls board approves two expenses two for sewer treatment plant needs
A manhole is below the existing grade of the pump station wet well, needs to be raised to make it more relient to flood events and a fire hydrant needs to be replaced.
New school bus for RSU 73 should arrive soon, will make emergency evacuations easier
JAY — Transportation Director Norma Jackman told Regional School Unit 73 board of directors at their Oct. 10 meeting that the new school bus should be delivered soon. “It left the factory on Oct. 8,” she said. “It is a wheelchair bus with removable seats. It can accommodate 10 chairs if needed. With all the […]
Halloween happenings in the Jay area
Looking for spooky, fun-filled events to attend this Halloween season? Here is what is coming up.
After Lewiston shooting, distribution of $6.6 million in funds stands up to scrutiny
Of the money donated in the months following the deadliest shooting in Maine history, $4.7 million went to individuals directly affected and $1.9 million went to groups that provided support in the community.
Jay-based school district awaiting arrival of new handicapped bus
The new bus will accommodate 10 wheelchairs, making it possible for the nine students currently using them to be evacuated on one bus instead of the three needed now.