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Several students from Spruce Mountain High School in Jay attended the 2017 Dirigo Girls State program during the week of June 18 at Husson University, Bangor. The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 10 in Livermore Falls and local businesses sponsored the delegates. From left are Rylee Saunders, Alexa Harmatys, Tanna Herlihy, Morgan Dalton, Sydney Shaffer, Madison Lecowitch and Anneka Dubord. Counselor Pam Spaulding is in back.
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