Catholic Rural Life Festival dates set for Farmington, Jay

The 2019 edition of the festival features a lineup of special events, activities and liturgies designed to bring awareness to a call to be stewards of creation.

School resource officer already having an impact at Spruce Mountain schools

Darin Gilbert won't often be found in his office because he spends most of his time with the students so they see law enforcement in a positive light.

Annual POW/MIA Ceremony to start earlier

The 29th Annual POW/MIA Recognition Day Ceremony will be held earlier this year with a start time of 6 p.m. Friday, September 20 in Jay.

RSU 73 Board of Directors Agenda, Sept. 12

Jay board approves purchase of trucks, plows for Public Works Department

Selectpersons granted sewer and tax abatements.

Flags on Main Street are worn out, need replacing

Fundraising efforts ongoing to replace the American flags seen on 150 poles between Jay and Livermore Falls.

Rob Taylor one of three for Maine Teacher of the Year

A winner will be announced in October from among the 3 finalists previously named Teacher of the Year in their respective counties: Heather Whitaker from Cumberland, Rob Taylor from Franklin and Tom Gray from Knox.

PHOTOS: Exhaust stack at former Jay mill coming down

A wrecking bullet hanging from a crane was used to break pieces off the stack that was about 200 feet tall.

Jay inks pact with Public Works union

The three-year contract gives hourly workers a 3% wage increase each year.

Police charge Fayette man with leaving accident scene on three wheels

A pickup truck involved in a head-on collision drove off without one wheel, police said.