Using Guardian will cost the district $150,000 less than paying the state next year and save an additional $3,000 to $4,000 annually thereafter, Superintendent Scott Albert said.
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History Night and Cruise-In returns to Livermore Falls
The free, family-friendly event will feature classic cars, history exhibits, live music, food vendors and more.
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Jay board keeps minimum sewer water rate, raises overage by 1 cent
The town is also looking for one more volunteer to serve on a joint Jay-Wilton police departments committee to look at sharing services.
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High schools Monday: Monmouth softball overtakes St. Dom’s
Shannah Parsons produces at the plate and earns her sixth win of the season for the unbeaten Mustangs.
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Jay to hold public hearing on sewer rates
The current rate is $320 for up to 3,200 cubic feet of water, plus 12.5 cents per cubic foot above that.
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Spruce Mountain Middle School eighth grade Boston trip approved
The eighth grade class raised more than $10,000 for the trip.
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Jay, Wilton to explore collaboration between police departments
Jay and Wilton will be working together to explore options for their respective police departments to work together.
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Franklin County budget panel trims government operations proposal to $8M
The combined county government and jail spending comes to $11.5 million.
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Franklin County sheriff’s deputies get 9% pay increase
The three-year contract goes into effect in July.
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Traffic at county emergency center in Farmington causes ‘near misses,’ sheriff says
Sheriff Scott Nichols Sr. said vehicles entering and exiting County Way have come close to accidents now that the Emergency Operations Center is open.