Jay Town Manager Shiloh LaFreniere looks over Hutchinson Road on Wednesday that awaits repair from the June 29 storm. A temporary access road has been built for residents and others to get to the other side.
Culverts that used to be under the Macomber Hill Road in Jay were washed to the side and into the woods during the June 29 heavy rain and flooding. The town is dealing with repairing several roads.
Macomber Hill Road in Jay has a gaping hole caused by heavy rains and flash flooding June 29. Permits are needed to fix the road. The road runs between state Routes 133 and 4 in North Jay. For now, residents who live on the opposite side have to drive around to get to their side of the road.
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