The Select Board scheduled a public hearing, reviewed staffing updates from the police chief, and discussed town projects and citizen petitions.
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Maine DOT looking for public input on proposed $3.6 million roundabout in Jay
The roundabout at the intersections of state routes 133 and 156 would take the place of a four-way stop implemented in May 2024.
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Jay per diem firefighters, code enforcement officer get raises
The Select Board approved firefighter raises of 5% and increased the code enforcement officer’s yearly stipend by $2,350.
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Farmington house fire likely started in ceiling
Owner David Orr escaped with his dog after hearing popping noises and smelling smoke.
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2025 Sun Journal All-Region boys tennis team
Four players competed in the state singles tournament.
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Livermore Falls man arrested in theft of ATV in Jay
Johnathan Tibbetts, 42, was charged with theft, aggravated criminal mischief and eluding police.
Posted inFranklin, Maine, News, The Franklin Journal
Wilton-Jay police committee mulls pros, cons of forming one department
The committee had a presentation on Monday by Paul Ferland, police chief of both Monmouth and Winthrop departments, who explained what he has done to try and create one department, which is still under discussion.
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Jay police investigate theft of side-by-side, chicken coop
The 2020 Polaris Ranger was stolen from a backyard Monday night with an attached chicken coop that ended up in a ditch.
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Vigil in Livermore Falls honors Brett Staples, spotlights homelessness
At a June 21 vigil, Laurel Merchant honored Brett Staples and urged Livermore Falls to confront rising homelessness before disaster strikes.
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Tri-Town parade colored with red, white and blue for Jay, Livermore, Livermore Falls
Elizabeth Cooper of Augusta dressed as the Statue of Liberty and Rachel Wyman of Livermore dressed as Uncle Sam carrying the parade banner.