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Program coordinator Jayde Couture told the Jay Select Board that a new five-year federal grant is helping RSU 73 students combat substance use and mental health stigma through education, outreach, and community engagement.
Auburn City Manager Phil Crowell presented a resolution from the City Council asking that positions and programs funded temporarily by federal funds be removed.
Top individual performers in last week’s contests.
Commissioners will hold a public hearing Wednesday on the $23.8 million spending plan.
Whistle Stop Trail and others offer residents year-round ways to explore nature, improve health and strengthen community ties close to home.
Volunteers from several Franklin County historical societies worked together to save hundreds of Franklin Journal volumes from damage, preserving decades of local history for future generations.
From big frights in Farmington to a Halloween dance in Peru, there’s something for ghouls of all ages.
The 5-0 vote calls for the counties to hire a consultant to see if a regional corrections facility makes sense.
The town is breaking with tradition and proposing all taxpayers, not just sewer line users, help fund a $2.35 million bond to pay for needed upgrades.
The Phoenix try to keep momentum going against the Minutemen’s hard-rushing ground game.
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Westbrook has enjoyed a turnaround year, but to keep it going, it’ll have to beat Marshwood in the Class B South semifinals.
Town Manager Shiloh LaFreniere says Jay is already implementing many of the recommended strategies to strengthen infrastructure and prepare for future severe storms.
Three of five local proposals before voters were rejected Tuesday, including rejecting the repeal of the town’s special amusement and mobile food vendor ordinances.
The new plan replaces Jay’s 2011 comprehensive plan and will help guide the town’s future.
Even as state law and updated federal guidance from the Trump administration over transgender students are in conflict, a conservative policy group is helping districts change their policies.
Residents are asking the Select Board to have County Road striped to indicate no passing in some sections.
The Western Maine Labor Council’s purchase of Jay’s historic union hall marks a renewed commitment to preserving Maine’s labor legacy and community solidarity.
Families filled the Treat Memorial Library for a lively Halloween night of crafts, games, and a skeleton-themed scavenger hunt that had everyone searching for one missing bone.
Residents will vote Tuesday on whether to adopt the plan, which is a long-range guide for development, land use and community priorities.
Jake’s Home Furniture & Appliance is looking for temporary commercial space after the incident Sunday.
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