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A heavy rainstorm Thursday afternoon, June 29, left many roads and driveways in the Jay area inaccessible. Damage to the Look Brook Circle is seen in this photo. Photo courtesy D.J. CampbellThis driveway is seen after floodwaters receded Thursday afternoon, June 29, on Look Brook Circle in Jay. The license plate is quite fitting, given the situation. Photo courtesy D.J. CampbellOn Thursday afternoon, June 29, people study the damage left after floodwaters receded on Look Brook Circle in Jay. It was estimated six inches of rain fell in three hours. Photo courtesy D.J. CampbellHeavy rain left many roads and driveways damaged Thursday afternoon, June 29, in Jay. Part of the banking washed onto the driveway at Jay-Niles Memorial as seen Friday. Photo courtesy Jessi HarndenFriday, June 30, a washout is seen across from My Dad’s Place in North Jay. Heavy rains Thursday afternoon caused damage to many roads in the area. Photo courtesy Jessi HarndenA washout is seen Friday, June 30, at a driveway on Old Jay Hill Road near the bottom of Macomber Hill Road in Jay. Photo courtesy of Jessi Harnden
Pam Harnden, of Wilton, has been a staff writer for The Franklin Journal since 2012. Since 2015, she has also written for the Livermore Falls Advertiser and Sun Journal. She covers Livermore and Regional...
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