Police said Avery Teehan allegedly lured another Jay man to a fistfight, then shot him.
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Middle school teams do well at LEGO qualifier
Spruce Mountain Middle School had four teams competing at the Maine FIRST LEGO League Western Maine Qualifier at Spruce Mountain High School on Saturday, Nov. 23. Three have moved on to the state meet in Augusta on Saturday, Dec. 14.
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Thanksgiving baskets given to 225 Tri-Town families
With a well-designed system in place, 225 Thanksgiving baskets were given to area families on Monday afternoon, Nov. 25.
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New location for Spruce Mountain Pharmacy
Spruce Mountain Pharmacy is now located at 148 Main St in Jay.
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SMHS, LEAP step up for Jake Lord Play It Safe fundraiser
The 8th annual Jake Lord Play It Safe Foundation basketball fundraiser was held Friday, Nov. 29 at Spruce Mountain High School.
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Jay woman marks 49 years umpiring field hockey games
At 70, Pam Spaulding is looking forward to officiating next season.
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Whistle Stop Trail in Jay reopens
The former railroad bed was partially closed since July 29 to install a sewer line.
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Jay businessman pleads not guilty to domestic violence assault charge
Robert LaFleur entered the plea in writing through his attorney and waived formal arraignment.
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Next generation at helm of The Flower Barn
JAY — Katie and Sarah Mosher took over operation of The Flower Barn in January but mom Priscilla Mosher’s motto ‘Florists who care about flowers and you’ is still the backbone of the business. Another sister Jocelyn and her daughters Annabelle and Zoe help out during the holidays and when they can. Sarah’s daughter Robyn […]
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Swags project turns out better than expected for all
While the eighth grade girls were attending the Totally Trades program a few weeks ago, the boys took part in a project that brought excitement and joy to them and community members alike.