Burning trash bags damage mobile home’s siding in Jay

Damage was done to exterior wall of home.

Jay voters to consider grant to help two businesses expand

The grant for $60,000 would be split equally between a fitness center and a wood pellet warehouse.

Benefit dance, supper to be held for woman battling leukemia

Kelly Dube grew up in the Livermore area and is living with family in Sabattus as she undergoes chemotherapy.

Belmont Radio to perform free concert in French Falls Park

First school resource officer named in Regional School Unit 73

Darin Gilbert has worked for the Farmington Police Department for 19 years.

Jay to buy new utility truck for Fire/Rescue Department

The department will also get a utility bed for the cab and chassis.

Hydro-Quebec investigating its lobbyist after FB posts were circulated

Facebook post says Hydro-Quebec lobbyist's account was hacked, according to director of Say No to New England Clean Energy Connect.

Jay voters overwhelmingly oppose proposed CMP line

The special town meeting was held in response to a petition signed by 217 registered voters

Jay: Panel argues benefits, negatives of power line

Jay residents will vote at 6 pm. Monday at Spruce Mountain Middle School to determine support.

Forum set on proposed CMP project; Jay voters to consider support

A panelist-style forum with differing views to be held days before Jay vote