Jay Select Board voted to give the annual Spirit of America Award to mill workers in January for their volunteerism in the community.
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Sabattus fire chief resigns amid conflict with town leaders
Chief Troy Cailler hired the department’s first full-time firefighters in the fall.
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Your guide to the best things to see, do and eat in Maine
We’ve rounded up guides for some of the best things to do, sights to see and places to eat to help you explore every corner of our state.
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Jay raises sewer rate, opens 46 bids for 2 tax-acquired properties
The new sewer rate will go into effect on July 1.
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Resources: How to help homeless people in the region
List of local service agencies accepting donations to help the homeless and at-risk populations in Maine.
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Photos: Crews prepare trails for Riverlands 100 race
One hundred and forty competitors have registered to compete during this weekend’s 100-mile trail run in Turner.
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Hundreds of criminal cases to be fast-tracked in Androscoggin County court
District Attorney Neil McLean Jr. hopes to resolve 1,400 to 1,500 cases starting May 15.
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Livermore Falls homeowners to receive reduced homestead exemptions
LIVERMORE FALLS — The town’s certified ratio has been set at 76%, down 18 points from last year’s rate due to the rising real estate market over the past few years. The certified ratio is the difference between what a town has assessed properties at and what their actual market value is. The ratio is […]
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Turner-based school district budget gets initial approval from voters
Residents approved the proposed $32.4 million spending plan for the upcoming year with no amendments.