At the April 29 annual town meeting voters will be asked to approve $92,995 for gear and dump body needed for the new plow truck.
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Pets lost in September fire on Jewell Street in Jay remembered
A plaque has been erected at the site of a fire last September at 6 Jewell St. in Jay to remember and honor the dog and nine cats that were lost.
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Oxford food pantry closing due to lack of funds
The final day of distribution is March 6.
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Fayette school board discusses teacher challenges, assessment
The Fayette Central School board of directors discussed teacher challenges, community engagement, and concerns over the reliability of state assessment data at its Feb. 11 meeting.
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Livermore Select Board appoints three to Planning Board
The Livermore Select Board appointed three new members to the Planning Board Feb. 11, with discussions focusing on community involvement and the challenges of ordinance adoption.
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$50K donation supports ongoing renovations at Starling Hall
A supporter of Starling Hall has donated $50,000 toward renovations, with efforts currently focused on repairing the roof and exterior clapboards.
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Recalling the Heinrichs’ immigration to Bean’s Corner
Dr. Gerd Heinrich, wife Hildegarde and their children Bernd and Marianne immigrated to the Bean’s Corner/Wilton area in the spring of 1951.
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Maine Adaptive’s Youth Mono-Ski program returns to Saddleback Feb. 23
RANGELEY, ME — Maine Adaptive is set to host its second Youth Mono-Mayhem clinic this season at Saddleback Mountain on Sunday, February 23. The first youth clinic took place at Sugarloaf Mountain on January 5, celebrating the skills, resilience, and joy of young mono-skiers. Mono-Mayhem is designed for youth mono-skiers looking to take their abilities to […]
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Things to do in Livermore area
Memorial Day LIVERMORE FALLS — Ron Morin announced the first Memorial Day Planning Committee meeting, Tuesday, March 11, at 6 p.m. at George Bunten American Legion Post 10, located at 17 Reynolds Avenue, in Livermore Falls. Future meetings will be held on April 8 and May 13 ( if needed). Please mark your calendars. For […]
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Spruce Mountain High School honor roll
JAY — Spruce Mountain High School has released its second quarter honor roll as follows: Seniors Highest Honors: Avery Bessey High Honors: Isabelle Beane, Jace Bessey, Mallory Clark, Connor Foss, Alex Grimaldi, Katie Johnson, Christina Nelson, Hannah Perkins, Riley Small. Honors: Makayla Barker, Violet Bellerose, Bluebell Chen, Skylar Condon, Brandon Cooper, Hannah Dube, Grace Espeaignnette, […]