‘We need public input,’ Jay Town Manager Shiloh LaFreniere said Monday at the first meeting of the Jay-Wilton Police Collaboration Committee. ‘There are going to be a lot of steps to get where we want to go.’
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Spruce Mountain graduates told success is a winding road full of possibilities
On Sunday afternoon, June 8, 81 members of Spruce Mountain High School Class of 2025 received their diplomas as did the families of two classmates who had passed away.
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‘Growing up in a small community taught me the importance of helping others and wanting to see people thrive,’ said Mason Labonte, a student at Spruce Mountain High School in Jay.
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Mason Labonte, Aubrey Mitchell named student representatives to Jay-based school board
The pair shared their reasons for serving on the Regional School Unit 73 directors.
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Wilton sets committee on police collaboration with Jay
The first meeting of the committee is at 10 a.m. on Monday at the Town Office.
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Tri-town session shapes recreation priorities for Jay, Livermore, Livermore Falls
Residents and planners discussed accessibility, facility upgrades, and community engagement during a May 19 workshop.
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Reactions to Maine Parents’ Rights in Education presentation at Spruce Mountain district board meeting
Shari Ouellette, chair of the Regional School Unit 73 board of directors invited Maine Parents’ Rights in Education director Allen Sarvinas to speak to the board at the May 22 meeting in Jay.
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Jay accepts $75,000 grant to replace two culverts damaged in 2023 storms
Jay is seeking grants to repair a front corner wall of North Jay Fire Station damaged when fire truck bumper hits it.
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Retired teacher and legislator inspires art students with painting
Mr. Lance, a retired science teacher, shared his landscape painting techniques and life experience with Spruce Mountain High School art students.
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Advice to younger students from Class of 2025’s top students
Stay positive, know you are going to make mistakes, be true to yourself and discover who you are as a person are some pieces of advice the top two students in the Class of 2025 at Spruce Mountain High in Jay wish to share with younger students.