Money, money, money
Manager and Gray Council develop budget

Gray--On Valentine's day, a steady stream of Administrators presented their hopes and wants to the Council and Manager for the FY 2005 budget. A day-long super-budget meeting from 8-5 at the Public Safety building in Gray yielded reams of paperwork...more

Palesky proposal on Council agenda

Gray - At the next Gray Town Council meeting on Tuesday, March 2, Councilors will debate a resolution opposing the Palesky referendum question. The resolution was proposed by Councilor Matthew Sturgis at the...more

Icy plunges and loads of fun
Windham Rotary tournament a success

Raymond--Second in line, Shelly Huff let out a scream as she slid down the inflatable slide and into Sebago's frigid waters during the 2004 Maine Children's Cancer Program's - Polar Ice Dip....more

"BELIEVE" IN ME … (MAINE)
By Rep. Susan W. Austin
District 41, (R-Gray)

As state representative to Gray and part of New Gloucester, serving on the Business, Research and Economic Development Committee, I have come to sense that Maine citizens do not learn a major portion of the hopeful happenings in our state....more

School News:
District
On January 15th, the district held the first of three Design Team meetings with the focus on...
Russell
A report from principal Ellen Beale:
This month I would like to recognize Deb Sylvester...
Memorial
There is a new Ed Tech II joining the Special Ed Life Skills program...
Special Education
Lori Robinson, Life Skills Teacher at Memorial School, has been selected...more

Commentary
By Jeff Schools
I Have Had It!

You know I listen to a little radio comedy show every day in the afternoon to relieve some of the stress of the day. This show is owned and operated by CBS/Viacom which is embroiled in a battle of the Super Bowl halftime non-extravaganza controversy. This show occasionally makes off color jokes of many natures....more

Trash Talk
By Brian Shedlarski

Hello everyone! Now that 2003 is history and we are looking over the numbers I can tell you that our trash and recycling amounts were up in most areas. We sent 2580.66 tons of trash to Regional Waste to be incinerated in 2003. That's an 8.1% increase over last year, but it's not just the trash numbers that are up. #2 Colored Plastic saw a recycling increase of 79.33% and #2 Natural plastic jumped...more