Treat Memorial Library offers Storytime To Go literacy packets and expanding hands-on craft programming, which provide flexible learning and creative opportunities for families.
RSU 73 directors and staff examined cost drivers, staffing needs and program funding during a two-hour budget workshop
The parade honoring fallen service members will be held May 25 in Jay and Livermore Falls, featuring veterans, local organizations, wreath-laying ceremonies and community participation.
A longtime children’s librarian at Jay-Niles Memorial Library, Pineau died Jan. 12, leaving a lasting impact on young readers and the community she served.
Fresh snow and clear skies frame the French Falls River Walk trailhead, highlighting the peaceful character of the popular Jay recreation site during winter.
Select Board members reviewed the updated proposal, saying existing businesses will not be affected by a moratorium.
Poppy’s has started building a new redemption center at 1885 Federal Road in Livermore following its relocation from Jay.
With pros and cons to each option, the towns’ police chiefs say keeping local authority was a priority for the committee studying the issue.
The facilities director told the RSU 73 board that the new bleachers have arrived at Spruce Mountain High School and will be installed soon.
An offer by residents to purchase the Hidden Circle mobile home park in Jay has been accepted, securing local control from out-of-state ownership.
For many Maine families, homeschooling emerges not as a first choice but as a response to an education system that doesn’t always meet individual needs, beliefs or learning styles.
The county purchased the former Evergreen Subaru dealership at 774 Center St. in February 2022 using federal funds.
The 9th annual Hillside Fishing Derby will offer cash prizes, raffles and a full day of ice fishing fun.
The contract, for $1.7 million a year, allows the county to discontinue services after the first and second years if it is not satisfied.
The Select Board voted Jan. 20 to have language in the proposed 180-day moratorium on new retail medical marijuana businesses reviewed.
After 15 years in Livermore Falls, franchise owner Jammie Knox Wright moved the office citing safety concerns.
The Wilton-Jay Police Collaboration Committee canceled a combined meeting and will instead meet with the select boards separately.
Residents from the tri-town area met Jan. 8 with Androscoggin Valley Council of Governments to review vulnerability data and prioritize actions to reduce risks.
Lisa Berry reflects on more than 2 decades of homeschooling in Maine, emphasizing family relationships, flexibility and long-term growth over rigid curriculum.
A quick reference for local salons and barber shops in Jay, Livermore Falls communities.
The 16-year-old home-schooled student is balancing school, karate and entrepreneurship while taking her mobile coffee and lemonade business on the road throughout central Maine.
At its Jan. 6 meeting, the Select Board said current fees will stay the same while it reviews the cannabis ordinance.
Eric Samson will receive the same cost-of-living increase as other similar county employees, Administrator Jeff Chute said.
Treat Memorial Library marked the new year early with a family-friendly Noon Year’s Eve celebration featuring stories, crafts, games and a festive yeti theme.
Winter recreating is Maine’s bread-and-butter. But knowing how to stay safe in icy conditions on trails or in unstable weather on lakes can make the difference between fun and disaster,…
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