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Dates announced for hazardous waste collection in Franklin County

FARMINGTON — The annual Household Hazardous Waste collection events for Franklin County residents have been scheduled for September. Household chemicals that have been sitting under kitchen sinks or in basements and garages for many years can be brought to the collections to be held in Carrabassett Valley, Jay, Kingfield, Rangeley, and Wilton. Kingfield: Friday, Sept. […]

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Former Topsham manager selected for Bar Harbor post

BAR HARBOR — A former town manager of five other Maine towns, who resigned from his last job earlier this year to move to Washington, D.C., has been picked to become Bar Harbor’s top municipal administrator. In a prepared statement released last week, Bar Harbor officials announced they decided to hire Cornell F. Knight as […]

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Jay to have Route 133 property assessed

JAY — Selectpersons are having assessing agent Paul Binette assess the town’s property at the corner of Route 133 and Hyde Road to come up with a value. The intent is to sell about 2.05 acres and a large barn. The town bought a house, a barn and about 2.5 acres in April 2013 at […]

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No trash, recyclables pickup in Jay on Labor Day

JAY — There will be no pickup of trash or recyclables on Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 1. People need to either hold on to their trash and recyclables for the next week’s pickup or take them to the town’s transfer station, Town Manager Shiloh LaFreniere said.

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Parking area at Jay ball field suffers $500 in damages

JAY — A vehicle did approximately $500 in damage to the grass parking area behind the outfield fence at the town’s baseball field on Stone Street, acting police Chief Richard Caton IV said Thursday. Larry Wright, the town’s building and grounds maintenance worker, reported the damage Tuesday. A vehicle did a so-called “doughnut” on the […]

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Franklin is correct county

JAY – A story published on Page B1 of the Franklin edition Tuesday should have said Franklin County officials need to think about cutting back their budget. It was an editing error.

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Woman, dog injured in Jay accident

JAY — A local woman and a dog were injured Monday night when the car she was driving left East Dixfield Road, hit a dog and a utility pole, acting police Chief Richard Caton IV said Tuesday. Isaiah Reed, 23, of Jay was traveling east on the road, which is Route 17, in North Jay […]