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Court docs reveal new details in Jay shooting incident - Vimarsana News

Court docs reveal new details in Jay shooting incident

JAY — A 56-year-old Jay resident, Benjamin Zev, was arrested this weekend on charges stemming from a shooting incident that occurred Saturday afternoon on North Jay Road. According to the Vermont State Police, the incident prompted a brief road closure and shelter-in-place orders for nearby residents. Zev, who appeared in Orleans County Superior Court Criminal

Jay voters to elect two Select Board, two school board members in April - Vimarsana News

Jay voters to elect two Select Board, two school board members in April

Thursday is the last day to get absentee ballots for Tuesday's statewide presidential primary election.

Municipalities declare snow emergencies | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Municipalities declare snow emergencies | News, Sports, Jobs

LOCK HAVEN — Various municipalities in Clinton County have declared snow emergencies due to predicted snowfall. This includes the City of Lock Haven, which

Adult education offers basic computer skills sessions - Vimarsana News

Adult education offers basic computer skills sessions

Spruce Mountain Adult and Community Education offers the program at several locations throughout the region.

Jay board discusses Polycor proposal for road maintenance - Vimarsana News

Jay board discusses Polycor proposal for road maintenance

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