Bypass
coming to Gray
Public still concerned about traffic congestion
By Elizabeth Prata Salvetti
Gray--About
fifty people crowded into Stimson Hall on a hot August
evening to hear the results of the proposed Bypass
follow-up study started by the Maine Turnpike Authority
and... more
Administrators’
voluntary reductions make no difference
MSAD 15 negotiations unresolved
By Elizabeth Prata Salvetti
Gray-New Gloucester-- MSAD 15 officials and the Support
Staff (comprised of bus drivers, maintenance personnel,
food service personnel, and Ed Techs) have been negotiating
for almost two years to resolve contractual disputes
that revolve around health care benefits and compensation.
The contract ran out last year, and the staff is looking
at ... more
Miscommunication
causes irritation for Community Day organizers
By Elizabeth Prata Salvetti
New
Gloucester--During a Community Day update at the August
12 Selectmen meeting, Selectmen Stephanie Bryan displayed
some irritation at a problem that arose after an apparent
miscommunication involving the Directors of Fiddlehead
Center for the Arts. ... more
Speech
is still free
Unless you violate the Council's proposed rules
By
Elizabeth Prata Salvetti
Gray--For the past two months, the Gray Town Council
has been revising their Council Rules. The Council
Rules are the set of rules under which the Council
operates. The rules may be changed at any time by
a vote of the Council. Part of the changes the Council
has been drafting is language that would specify a
set of behavioral standards for people ... more
Selectmen
grapple with traffic increases
“Traffic control in our town is a serious
and growing problem.”
By Elizabeth Prata Salvetti
New
Gloucester--At their August 12 meeting, the Selectmen
grappled with a problem that has finally arrived to
disturb this peaceful little town- traffic. ... more
We Will
Remember...September 11, 2001
A
retrospective...and information on upcoming ceremonies...
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