Closed section of Whistle Stop Trail reopens in Jay

Part of the former railroad bed was closed to install a new sewer system.

Esports approved for Spruce Mountain

RSU 73 directors approve esports, but there is concern it will detract participants from physical activity. Also, funding is being sought for tennis court improvements.

Local graduates receive scholarships

Jay board votes against recusing members accused of bias against CMP project

Central Maine Power Co. had requested three members withdraw from discussion and voting on its shoreland zoning application.

H.S. football: Former Jay player Isaac LeBlanc named new head coach at Waterville

The 2007 Jay High School graduate takes over Purple Panthers for their first season of 8-man football.

Jay man accused of hitting 3 people, possibly with a hammer, in Livermore

Police believe the incidents occurred at a party Friday night.

RSU 73 board looks to hire bus mechanic to save money

Directors extend Superintendent Scott Albert's contract three years and raise his salary.

SMMS holds eighth grade promotion parade

Some 75 Spruce Mountain Middle School eight grade students participated in the promotion parade Tuesday, June 16.

Jay residents to consider $5.3 million municipal budget on July 14

Overall spending is down and revenues are estimated to go up for 2020-21.

Two candidates seek selectperson seat in Jay

The election will be held during the annual budget referendum July 14.