Thomas Skolfield, a Republican, had received a collective 2,658 votes.
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Rangeley elects Savage to finish selectman’s term, approves 2 ordinances
Keith Savage won by an unofficial vote of 484-313 for former Ethna Thompson, a former selectman.
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Gilbert wins Franklin County commissioner District 5 by an uncertified vote of 2,095-1,316
Gary McGrane, a Democrat, of Jay loses bid to represent Chesterville and Jay with 1,316 votes.
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Ghostbusters haunt trunk or treat in Jay
A group dressed as Ghostbusters brought Halloween spirit to the Trunk or Treat event at Ken’s Appliances in Jay on Oct. 31, entertaining local families with their ghostly costumes and themed decorations.
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Dixfield to spend stimulus money on electronic town sign and more
The majority of those remaining funds, estimated around $48,000, will be spent to replace an obsolete electronic sign by the library that was donated to the town.
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The origin of Livermore and Livermore Falls: a brief history
Who was Deacon Elijah Livermore and how did he found the town of Livermore?
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Some Spruce Mountain schools see improved behavior in students
The primary and middle school are seeing fewer instances, numbers continue to rise at the elementary and data is not yet available for the high school.
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Photos: Colorful sunrise gives way to cloud cover in Jay
The sun rose in a burst of color Tuesday morning, Oct. 29, but by mid afternoon the sky was overtaken by clouds.
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Stargazers gather for night sky tour on Surry Hill
Around 35 participants gathered on Oct. 28 in Fayette for a Night Sky Tour led by John Meader, experiencing a guided exploration of constellations, planets, and the Orionid meteor shower under clear skies.
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Families celebrate fall festival at Spruce Mountain Primary School
Spruce Mountain Primary School’s Fall Family Festival brought together 380 family members for an evening of autumn-themed activities, supported by local businesses and community volunteers, highlighting the school’s commitment to family engagement and community spirit, according to Principal Darcy Shink.