Children’s author Diane Madden visited young readers at the Jay-Niles Memorial Library, captivating them with a reading of her latest book, “The Story of Neeps and Tattie” and a special appearance by her pet tortoise Neeps.
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Tri-Town Fourth of July parade unites community
The Tri-Town Fourth of July Parade in Jay and Livermore Falls took place July 3 and featured creative and patriotic floats, family-friendly activities and a fireworks display, bringing the community together.
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Creative workshops spark imagination at Jay and Livermore Falls libraries
Local libraries in Jay and Livermore Falls recently hosted creative workshops for their summer reading programs, fostering community and imagination among participants through hands-on activities.
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Livermore Falls selectmen approve equipment purchase for sewer department
Up to $6,500 will be taken from the joint sewer reserve account.
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New Behavior Committee for Jay, Livermore and Livermore Falls schools looks to improve behavior
The newly formed committee started work this summer with funding from Summer Institute.
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Author Monica Wood visits Jay-Niles Memorial Library to discuss latest novel ‘How to Read a Book’
Award-winning author Monica Wood captivated the audience at Jay-Niles Memorial Library on June 26, sharing insights on her writing process and reflecting on her inspirations and experiences.
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Jay man seriously injured in motorcycle crash in Chesterville
Christopher Titus, 23, was driving a Harley-Davidson motorcycle when he lost control Monday afternoon on a corner on Ridge Road.
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Committee for Spruce Mountain schools hopes to improve student behavior by involving others
The newly formed committee started work this summer.
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Governor’s commission meets officials from towns, counties affected by 2023 flooding in western Maine
The Infrastructure Rebuilding and Resilience Commission met with state and federal officials, representatives of Franklin and Oxford counties emergency management agencies, and town officials from Rumford, Mexico, Jay and Farmington at the Rumford Falls Auditorium.