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Regional School Unit 73 awards bid for new bus

Spruce Mountain School District planning in-person learning in the fall

Read Article JAY Regional School Unit 73 directors Thursday approved the school calendar for 2021-22, assuming there will be in-person learning for Jay, Livermore and Livermore Falls students. Classes for kindergarten through grade 12 would begin Wednesday, Sept. 1, with prekindergarten classes starting Tuesday, Sept. 7. Teacher workshops are set Aug. 30 and 31. Late-arrival Wednesdays would continue, with the exception of Sept. 22 when students would be released early, a tradition during the Farmington Fair. The calendar aligns with School Administrative District 58 in Phillips, Regional School Unit 78 in Rangeley, Regional School Unit 9 in Farmington, the schools that send students to Foster Career and Technical Education Center at the Mt. Blue Campus in Farmington, Superintendent Scott Albert said.

Spruce Mountain School District's nearly $20.75 million budget goes to voters April 27

• Article 1 asks to appropriate nearly $20.75 million and raise $10.16 million. • Article 2 authorizes the school board to transfer amounts exceeding 5% of the total appropriation for any cost center to or among other cost center(s), provided the budget isn’t increased. • Article 3 asks to appropriate $862,229.33 and raise $240,000 ($80,000 for each town) for the food service program. • Article 4 asks to appropriate $373,267.48 and raise $198,000 ($66,000 for each town) for adult education. “If each of these articles passes, total taxes will decrease $61,348.8 in Jay,” Albert said. “They will increase $14,851.19 in Livermore and $27,947.62 in Livermore Falls.” A home valued at $100,000 in Jay would see no increase; one in Livermore would be taxed $7 more than this fiscal year; one in Livermore Falls would be taxed $16.20 more than this fiscal year.

Hostage taker had explosive devices during standoff in...

Five hostages who were being held captive at a house in Maine have been freed. The last person who was being held hostage in a home invasion which began early on Monday morning in Maine.

Hostage taker had explosive devices during standoff in Maine