The Tri-Town Fourth of July Parade returns after not taking place last year. Crowds lined Main St in Jay and Livermore Falls as the parade passed by. There were parade entry winners for most creative, Mario characters, and most patriotic, military truck, as well as judges choice, Red Hats float.
The steam plant had been taking on water at the defunct Otis paper mill in Jay and is being torn down as part of owner's plan to keep ahead of roofs collapsing at the more than century-old mill. Half of the plant was demolished Monday.
John Clark IV, right, and Tim DeMillo put up signs on Tuesday to warn people to keep out of the demolition site at the defunct Otis paper mill in Jay because it is dangerous. Clark's father, John Clark III of Farmingdale who formed MAC Development LLC to buy the former mill property in 2015, is having the steam plant torn down.
The steam plant at the defunct Otis paper mill in Jay and is being torn down as part of owner's plan to keep ahead of roofs collapsing at the more than century-old mill. Half of the plant was demolished Monday.
John Clark III of Farmingdale, who formed MAC Development LLC to buy the former Otis paper mill in Jay in 2015, is having the old steam plant torn down. He warned on Tuesday that people need to keep out because the demolition site, which is private property, is dangerous.
The steam plant had been taking on water at the defunct Otis paper mill in Jay and is being torn down as part of owner's plan to keep ahead of roofs collapsing at the more than century-old mill. Half of the plant was demolished Monday.
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