LIVERMORE FALLS — Donnie Foster is looking forward to expanding the Jay, Livermore, Livermore Falls Chamber of Commerce (JLLF COC) and adding new, chamber-sponsored community events. “My two goals are building membership by reaching out to businesses that serve our community but aren’t located in the community, and looking for ways for the chamber to […]
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Well Done: Students honored for achievements
NEW LONDON, Conn. — The following local students have achieved dean’s honors, a recognition for students who have earned a grade point average of at least 3.65, or dean’s high honors, a recognition for students who have earned a grade point average of at least 3.77, for the 2013 fall semester at Connecticut College. Derrick […]
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‘Good Neighbor’ fuel fund has successful fund-raisers
JAY — A true celebration at their annual Christmas party held on Nov. 26, the Tri-Town Ministerial Association “Good Neighbor” Fuel Fund was happy to report receipts from fund raisers. The December Calendar Raffle totaled $1,858.10. Local businesses and individuals sponsored the fund-raiser with prizes of services, cash and other gifts. Receipts from St. Rose […]
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VFW dance is Feb. 1 JAY — A dance with music by The Campground Band will be held from 7 to 11 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 1, at the Jay VFW. For more information call 320-1544. Public supper at Trinity United FARMINGTON — A public supper will be held from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Saturday, Feb. […]
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Gilbert seeks fourth term in Maine House
JAY — Rep. Paul Gilbert, D-Jay, has announced his candidacy for a fourth term to the Maine House of Representatives. Gilbert is running for the new House District No. 74, which includes Jay, Livermore Falls and the northern part of Livermore. He serves on the Legislature’s Joint Committee on Labor, Commerce, Research and Economic Development, […]
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Maynard A. Baxter
1959 – 2014 JAY — Maynard A. Baxter, 54, of Jay, died unexpectedly, Monday, Jan. 27, at his home in Jay. Maynard was born on Dec. 30, 1959, in Farmington, a son of William Baxter and Phyllis (Fournier) Pomeroy. He attended Wilton and Farmington schools, graduating from Mt. Blue High School. His work history included […]
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Spruce Mountain High School students learning about world of alternative energy
JAY — Imagine having a home that is completely powered and heated by sustainable, renewable energy sources. It’s a future that certainly appeals to senior Adam Gettle, one of the students in the new alternative energy class at Spruce Mountain High School. “I was always interested in alternative energy,” he said. “I’ve always liked things […]
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Benefit raffle being planned for Jay police, fire chief
JAY — A March 1 benefit supper and a raffle are planned for police Chief Larry White Sr., who was recently diagnosed with advanced cancer. White also serves as public safety director and oversees the Fire Rescue Department. Monetary and item donations for a raffle can be left at the Jay Town Office on Main […]
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Jay selling apartment building for back taxes, fees
JAY — The Board of Selectpersons voted Monday to put a tax-acquired, four-unit apartment building out to bid for a minimum of $8,200. Owner Gerald Leavitt of Peru does not intend to pay the back tax and sewer fees on the 409 Old Jay Hill Road property, according to a memo to the board from […]
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Selectpersons ink deal with Jay Town Office staff
JAY — Following an executive session, selectpersons voted Monday night to approve a three-year contract for two of the Town Office staff, Town Manager Ruth Cushman said Tuesday. The deputy clerk and deputy tax collector will receive a 1 percent raise each year of the pact, she said. The selectpersons signed the contract that will […]