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Food pantries across Franklin County are offering expanded hours, free meals and low-barrier access to help residents meet rising food needs.
More than 75 takeout meals were served and about 40 people gathered together for an uplifting time at American Legion Post 10.
Jay mobile home residents urged the Select Board to pursue rent stabilization after rising lot fees and poor park conditions prompted a public call for action.
The vigil will highlight winter hardships faced by people experiencing homelessness and honor the memory of Brett Staples.
Green Wednesday, the day before Thanksgiving, has become a reliable preholiday sales boost for Maine’s recreational cannabis market.
Residents OK’d the plan at the Nov. 13 special town meeting, clearing the way for the town to seek financing.
A weatherproof replica of the historic Jay Strike Mural has been reinstalled on the front of the Local 14 union hall after recent building repairs.
Dr. Angela Lemire has opened Align & Shine Chiropractic in Farmington, continuing the three-decade legacy of care established by her late father in Livermore Falls.
An Androscoggin County Sheriff’s deputy saw a car traveling over 100 mph while observing traffic Monday night at the Turner Town Office complex.
Wilton approved an updated mutual aid agreement with Jay and Farmington to strengthen regional police coordination and clarify training and liability.
The Fayette All-Age Friendly Committee is organizing festive community projects to support families and schoolchildren this holiday season.
Hiking local trails offers more than exercise, it’s a reminder of how much beauty and balance can be found close to home in Franklin County’s forests, hills and changing seasons.
As part of a community service project, a Livermore Falls family is organizing a free chicken supper Nov. 16 at the American Legion Post 10 Hall, with help from community…
The inaugural Rock the Mountain celebration at Spruce Mountain Ski Area brought residents together for rail jam fun, live music, games, food and a bonfire to mark recent improvements to…
Program coordinator Jayde Couture told the Jay Select Board that a new 5-year federal grant is helping RSU 73 students combat substance use and mental health stigma through education, outreach…
Town Manager Shiloh LaFreniere says Jay is already implementing many of the recommended strategies to strengthen infrastructure and prepare for future severe storms.
3 of 5 local proposals before voters were rejected Tuesday, including rejecting the repeal of the town’s special amusement and mobile food vendor ordinances.
574 voters turned out Tuesday to cast ballots on 2 local issues and 2 state referendum questions.
The new plan replaces Jay’s 2011 comprehensive plan and will help guide the town’s future.
The Western Maine Labor Council’s purchase of Jay’s historic union hall marks a renewed commitment to preserving Maine’s labor legacy and community solidarity.
Families filled the Treat Memorial Library for a lively Halloween night of crafts, games and a skeleton-themed scavenger hunt that had everyone searching for one missing bone.
Residents will vote Tuesday on whether to adopt the plan, which is a long-range guide for development, land use and community priorities.
In addition to state referendums, there will be additional ballot questions in communities from Rangeley to Rumford to Paris.
Livermore Falls’ Treat Memorial Library enriches homeschool resources and invites families to a whimsical ‘Mr. Pumpkin’s Tea Party’ on Oct. 29.
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