The student is a 15-year old male from Livermore.
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With new format, more people honor veterans at Jay service
More people attended the one service this year than have been attending the series of recognitions held in the Tri-Town region in previous years.
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Elementary school students’ artwork on display at Otis Federal Credit Union
The featured artists were treated to a reception by the credit union staff Thursday, Oct. 20.
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Gender Queer, White Fragility to remain in high school library
Regional School Unit 73 Board of Directors voted 8-4 Thursday night, Nov. 10, to allow Gender Queer to remain in the library while the vote for White Fragility was 11-1.
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Wilton churches to host Thanksgiving service Nov. 20
The service will be held 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 20, at the Dryden Baptist Church on Depot Street/Route 156 in Wilton.
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Alternative ways to stay warm
With heating oil prices in flux, residents are looking for ways to stay warm that are better for the environment and their bank accounts.
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WMCA kickstarts the community
Western Maine Community Action is rolling out a new program to help those with small but critical needs.
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Blue Crew robotics team hosting state competition in Jay
Blue Crew Robotics Team 6153 was to have been the host for both the FIRST Lego League in December and FIRST Robotics Competition state competitions in March but the latter event has been canceled. There will be no state FRC competition this season.
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AYS Peewee football team takes league championship
GRAY — The Area Youth Sports (AYS) Peewee Football team defeated Gray-New Gloucester 16-6 on Saturday, Oct. 28, to claim the Central Maine Football League Championship. The championship game was a lot closer than the score portrays. Gray-New Gloucester Patriots scored first in the second quarter of the game. Their 2-point conversion attempt failed leaving […]
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Livermore’s Wyman Road to be snowblown
Selectpersons Thursday night, Nov. 3, unanimously voted to have Jamie Roy of Livermore snowblow the town’s 135-foot portion of Wyman Road this year on an as needed basis for $5,000 based on 20 storms, contingent on his having required insurance coverage.