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Some of these brief heavy rain and a possibility of thunderstorms. Certainly some of this colder air is working in. Some cold unstable air. 50s on the temperatures but 40s to the north and thats the sign of things to come. Get ready. There is cold air over the next five to seven days. Today a mix of sun, clouds, possible thunderstorms but this colder air will start coming in and we will get a break until the weekend and it looks like a strong system but today i expect some rain. Possibility of t...

And whoever got in his way. Court documents reveal several violent texts allegedly sent by retired Army Veteran Michael bogoslavski to his wife while she was at work at the capitol monday. Gun in each hand someone is going to be grooeching for their family members today including my family. I promise you that. And i have a rifle as well. So its on. Im coming. And shooting everyone in my way. Bogoslavskis wife reported the messages to u. S. Capitol police the same day. The responding special agen...

Starting July 1, Town Office hours will move to 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Mondays through Thursdays. The office will be closed on Fridays.

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The Select Board changed its April 22 meeting to 6 p.m. April 24 at the Town Office.

JAY - At the Jay Select Board meeting on Monday night, Sewer Superintendent Mark Holt proposed changes to the sewer’s Interlocal Agreement between Jay and Livermore Falls, requesting that towns contribute a total of $2,000 per month to the joint sewer reserve account rather than the current $1,000. “Things are getting more expensive, and we’ve

Selectmen newly elected on April 23 will take their positions in April.

A vote by the Select Board and Budget Committee on the proposed spending plan for 2024-25 is scheduled for Jan. 29. Residents will vote on the proposal April 23 at the polls.

A southern Indiana woman is grateful to be alive after an off-duty Jackson County sheriff's deputy helped pull her to safety after her car was swept into floodwaters Saturday evening.

JACKSON CO. — An Indiana woman was rescued by an off-duty Jackson County deputy after she was trapped in her car, which was almost completely submerged. On Saturday at about 5:30 p.m., according to a news release, the Jackson County Sheriff's Department Central Dispatch Center received a 91 ...