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Music in the Park begins June 27 - Daily Bulldog - Vimarsana News

Music in the Park begins June 27 - Daily Bulldog

JAY - The 2024 summer series of free Music in the Park concerts, sponsored by the Jay Recreation Committee, begins on June 27 at French Falls Park. The park is located at 28 French Falls Lane, across from Spruce Mountain Middle School in Jay. Matt Gilbert will be performing the first concert for the Music

Envirothon teams work on real world environmental issues - Vimarsana News

Envirothon teams work on real world environmental issues

As part of the international program teams of high school students research then develop and present an oral presentation on how to address an environmental issue currently being faced.

Photo Album: See eclipse watchers catching the view from French Falls Park in Jay - Vimarsana News

Photo Album: See eclipse watchers catching the view from French Falls Park in Jay

Many visitors gathered in the ball field as the time of peak coverage of the sun got closer. Some spoke of the sky getting darker and of feeling a chill in the air

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Maine set to welcome the darkness of first total solar eclipse since 1963 - Vimarsana News

Maine set to welcome the darkness of first total solar eclipse since 1963

About 20,000 people are expected in the Rangeley Lakes Region to experience the astronomical event.

'Planning … like it's July 3': Rangeley, other area towns are ready for the eclipse. Are you? - Vimarsana News

'Planning … like it's July 3': Rangeley, other area towns are ready for the eclipse. Are you?

We offer information, advice and links to even more as area officials brace for an estimated 20,000 visitors to the Rangeley area, with more sun-watchers expected in other western Maine locales Monday for the total eclipse.