Children and families at Jay-Niles Memorial Library enjoyed a unique “Jungle Yoga” event led by Jenn Stone, combining yoga, music and mindfulness as part of the library’s summer reading program, promoting emotional well-being and family bonding.
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Jay approves selling 8 firearms gained through the forfeiture process of closed criminal cases
Select Board also approves going out to bid for flooring for the Municipal Office and repairs to Whistle Stop Trail pertaining to the town’s sewer line that runs along the trail.
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Jay promotes corporal to police chief and names officer to fill RSU 73 school resource position
Cpl. Joseph Sage of Jay is currently the Regional School Unit 73 school resource officer. He has been in law enforcement for more than 20 years, starting out in Livermore Falls.
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Jay Scout receives Eagle Scout rank
Fournier passed his Eagle Board of Review on Feb. 24, 2022, but because of scheduling challenges, his ceremony was delayed until now.
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Author Christopher Packard shares Maine folklore at Jay-Niles Memorial Library
The author of ‘Mythical Creatures of Maine’ and a Bangor High School science teacher shared tales of Maine’s folklore.
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Georgetown University coach Edwin Thompson hosts youth baseball camp in Livermore Falls
Thompson, a Jay native, hosted a youth baseball camp in Livermore Falls on July 15 for children in eighth grade and younger.
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Jay police chief resigns to take same post in Rangeley
The Select Board accepted Richard Caton IV’s resignation Monday, with regret. His last day is Aug. 3.
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Livermore Falls man pleads not guilty in Farmington home invasion and Jay shooting cases
Jeromy Merchant, 43, admitted to unrelated probation violations in a 2022 case and was sentenced to 18 months in prison.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Blueberry season is starting locally, looks promising so far
One farm opened Wednesday, another plans to do so Monday.
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Farmington clerk sorts out county commission districts for voters
Parts of the town are in two different districts.