June figures from the Maine Association of Realtors show more homes are on the market, while home prices remain high.
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Highbush blueberry season is here
Three local producers are already open for picking, another will open Saturday, July 29.
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Winthrop police recover camper filled with allegedly stolen items
The items inside the camper appear to have been stolen in Monmouth, police said. No arrests have been made.
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Rochester Institute of Technology names local dean’s list students
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Twelve local students were named to the 2023-23 spring semester dean’s list at Rochester Institute of Technology. Josh Waldie of Fryeburg is in the computer engineering program. Dylan Greenberg of Hanover is in the computer engineering program. Garrett Chase of Farmington is in the computer science program. Wesley Dumas of Fayette is […]
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Jay VFW Post announces Memorial Day observances in five towns
Wreath-laying services will be held Monday at select war memorials.
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Jay veterans post lists Memorial Day events for Jay/Livermore Falls area
Local veterans organizations and their auxiliaries plan to hold wreath-laying services Monday, May 29 at select war memorials in the area. Jay VFW Post 3335, American Veterans Post 33, American Legion Post 10, and their auxiliaries will have members participating in these time-honored recognitions, according to a news release from Jim Manter, VFW Post 3335 […]
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Fayette preserve trail closed for mud season
FAYETTE — Kennebec Land Trust’s Parker Pond Headland Preserve on Fellows Cove Road is temporarily closed to hikers during mud season, through April or May. The Fellows Cove Road is only open to homeowners to minimize the impacts on the road, according to a news release from Marie Ring, the trust’s director of membership and […]
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Fayette broadband approval request moved to March, more information sought
If a grant is approved later this month, residents could have internet by the end of 2024.
Posted inMaine
Fayette closer to having high-speed internet following special town meeting
The Maine Connectivity Authority is expected to decide later this month whether to give final approval to an application from Matrix Design Group to build a state-of-the-art fiber network in Fayette.
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Fayette officials to mull future of Starling Hall after voters reject $500,000 for renovations
Town officials and a local nonprofit that hoped to turn the state’s oldest Grange building into a community center must decide whether to look for new funding sources or sell the property.