Memorial Day events set for Jay-area towns
Veterans organizations will hold Memorial Day wreath-laying ceremonies, a parade and chicken barbecue May 25.
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Veterans organizations will hold Memorial Day wreath-laying ceremonies, a parade and chicken barbecue May 25.
Officials voted May 5 to temporarily apply existing medical cannabis fees to recreational marijuana businesses while discussing whether the fees should eventually be lowered.
Spruce Mountain Primary School administrators said family routines and outside barriers are to blame, and dispute claims that bullying is a widespread cause of students missing school.
A six-week program for children ages 5–13 will run June 22 through July 31 in Livermore Falls.
A western Maine driving route brings together waterfalls, swimming holes, and lake and river stops across the mountains.
Residents of Jay, Livermore and Livermore Falls also filled seats on local select boards and approved budgets in April 28 elections.
Early signs of spring appear, with flowers, wildlife and drying conditions drawing walkers back outdoors.
Gas prices in western Maine continue to rise, with several local stations now posting more than $4.20 per gallon.
Fiber expansion is reshaping western Maine’s infrastructure, bringing high-speed internet to rural communities, while the data center is expected to bring a new boost.
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Warm rain and dark roads brought frogs, salamanders and spring peepers out during the annual migration known as Maine Big Night.
Jay officials reviewed four possible paths for future police coverage, including a proposed collaboration with Wilton, ahead of a June 9 special town meeting vote.
The Jay Select Board voted May 11 to keep sewer rates unchanged for the 2026-27 fiscal year after reviewing five possible rate structures during a public hearing.
Jay voters approved an additional $16,500 Monday night to secure curbside trash and recycling collection for the upcoming fiscal year after the town’s original low bidder withdrew from the contract
The director of the county’s Emergency Management Agency has asked county commissioners to fund a study to help improve the system.
The Livermore Falls Select Board voted Tuesday to purchase a nearly $129,000 excavator after debating safety concerns, reserve spending and long-term equipment costs.
Residents will vote May 11 on borrowing up to $500,000 toward a $4.2 million multiuse bridge connecting the Whistle Stop Trail to downtown.
Maine Forest Service officials say a fungus and a virus are combining to help drive down the browntail moth population in the state.
The board has scheduled a town meeting May 11, saying a higher-cost replacement contract will require voter approval to maintain curbside service starting July 1.
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