January 22, 2004 Gray-New Gloucester's Newspaper of Record Vol. 5 No. 3
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Reiner stumps for Dean as NH showdown nears

Actor-Director Rob Reiner was in New Hampshire Friday stumping for former Vermont Governor and Presidential candidate Dr. Howard Dean (D). As the Tuesday NH Primary draws closer, the rhetoric promoting Dean intensifies, some of it to specifically answer innumerable questions about the rambling but impassioned speech Dean gave at the Iowa Caucus last week. Reiner answered questions on a conference call with reporters, including The Monument...more

SAD #15 Transportation Director placed on leave
SAD Board of Directors chair Dan Maguire confirmed to The Monument that Tom Emmertz, Transportation Director for SAD 15, has been placed on leave of absence. more


Interview with Candidate Dennis Kucinich
World Exlusive:Congressman Dennis Kucinich's answers to questions from The Monument Newspaper, Gray, Maine

US Representative Dennis J. Kucinich, a Democrat of Ohio, is running for President of the United States. With the New Hampshire primary just days away, Kucinich took the time to answer interview questions from The Monument Newspaper. more

Youth Conservation Corps making a difference

New Gloucester- At their regular meeting on January 12, Selectmen (absent Lynn Conger) heard a request for money from the Youth Conservation Corps. Lori Fowler is Secretary of the Sabbathday Lake Association (SLA). Since March 1996, the SLA, in conjunction with the Cumberland County Soil and Water Conservation Commission has received two Federal grants under the Clean Water Act that totaled $151,583. They also had...more

TIF a 30-year investment

New Gloucester-At their regular meeting on January 12, Selectmen voted to transfer $200,000 from the Tax increment Financing District (TIF) into the Fire Station Capital Reserve Account. more

Kelly Coughlin: Diversity enriches our lives

Imagine not talking for a whole day. Now imagine not talking for nearly your whole life . . . because you fear for your safety if you reveal who you really are. A spy in the communist Soviet Union? No, a gay or lesbian student at the local high school. more


Obituaries:

Charlotte Bridgham Wallace
Danny Burrows
Marvin Berry

Janet Bickerstaff...more

New Statewide Organization Launched to Advocate Tax Reform
Yarmouth - Concerned that Maine's highest-in-the-nation tax burden is literally forcing citizens out of their homes and costing many jobs, Common Sense for Maine Taxpayers (CSMT) has shifted its focus from opposition to the Maine Municipal Association's Question 1A to the broader task of promoting tax reform. more

News Briefs

Rep. Austin Pushes for Safer Toxic Waste Disposal
Immigration Reform Group Rates Maine's Congressional Delegation
Yarmouth Lumber Company Update
Annual Dividend Refund
Maine Municipal Association Dues
Registry of Deeds Internet Access
Jonathan Carter Endorses Kucinich
10th Annual 'Swish-Out' Childhood Cancer Challenge Makes Call For
Teams
Maine Rx Plus launched last weekend...more


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



 



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