JAY — Here are several works of art created by Spruce Mountain High School students of all four grades. The paintings are made in water soluble oil paints, and the black and white drawings are done with pencil/graphite.These artists are taught by Jan M, Barlow, SMHS Art Teacher.
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Wilton Scholarships WILTON — The 2024 Wilton Scholarship Foundation applications are now available at the Wilton Town Office or online at the MBHS School Counseling Office website (Google “mbrsd scholarships”). Please note the new deadline of April 25. Current or former graduates of MBHS or Foster Tech who were residents of Wilton, East Wilton, East […]
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Rumford-area school board considers $2.62 million in cuts from its 2024-25 budget proposal
Included in the long list of cuts throughout the district are the golf and math teams at Mountain Valley High School, and the alpine/Nordic ski team at Mountain Valley Middle School, among others.
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Jay recognizes resident for her dedication to the community, veterans
Over 30 people attended the ceremony at Spruce Mountain Elementary School on Monday night.
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Washburn-Norlands Living History Center in Livermore receives $3.5 million for restorations, exhibit
President Ashley Heyer said the goal is to once again make the buildings accessible for the community.
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Federal funds confirmed for programs, fixes at AYS Building
United Way of the Tri-Valley Area and Spruce Mountain Adult and Community Education received word Monday, March 11, that President Joe Biden had signed the budget bill into law, which included funding for the AYS Building and programs area agencies would offer there.
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Livermore town report dedicated to Muriel Bowerman
Bowerman was surprised with the announcement Friday afternoon, March 8.
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Mexico to pay $1,200 for fire department use of Med-Care base
MEXICO — After a lengthy discussion, the select board voted March 5 to pay $1,200 for the fire department’s use of the Med-Care Ambulance base. The fire department has been operating out of the Med-Care base since the fire station was flooded by the Dec. 18 storm and the subsequent repair process. On Feb. 6, […]
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Arsenault resigns select board post in Mexico
MEXICO — John “Jack” Arsenault, elected by voters Nov. 7 to fill the position vacated by Kevin Jamison, resigned in mid-February, according to Town Manager Raquel Welch-Day. She said will be an election at the annual town meeting in June to fill the remaining two years of that three-year term. At the select board meeting […]