April 8, 2004 Gray-New Gloucester's Newspaper of Record Vol. 5 No. 14
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The more things change...
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Council to dip into undesignated fund
Will bring tax impact to 0%

Gray-Councilor Lynn Olson reported at Tuesday's Council meeting that the expected tax increase for the Fiscal Year 2004-1005 budget will be 0%.
This does not include two extra warrant items that will ask the citizens to approve up to $110,000 for a contracted police officer and $200,000 for a reserve for a Town Office Center. If either or both of those are approved...more

Pennell probably not on Town Meeting warrant

Gray--Pennell Institute is a 128-year-old building in the center of town that the School Department has owned for forty years. Prior to that, Gray owned it. As with most old buildings, it has been hard to keep up with the maintenance. The SAD may want to return Pennell to Gray's ownership. The School Department and the Town have been discussing...more

Internet and Email Policy adopted
Town will delete e-mails

New Gloucester - The Board of Selectmen adopted an Internet and Electronic Mail Policy for the Town of New Gloucester. The following is excerpted from that three page document:
"Email messages have been found to be...more

SAD15 presents budget to NG Selectmen

New Gloucester- SAD15 Superintendent Victoria Burns presented the New Gloucester Board of Selectmen with an overview of the School District's proposed budget. She explained that the District lost some state subsidy due to increased property values, declining...more

News Briefs:
$75,000 needed to upgrade Central Office
Open Clean-up Week in New Gloucester
Nomination papers update
Did you know?
NYT U.S. Supreme Court Correspondent to Speak at Law School...more

Obituaries:
Phil Humphrey, 68
Kathleen Hope Liberty, 54...more

Governor Baldacci Announces Speakers for Blaine House Conference on Maine's Creative Economy Conference
Keynote Dr. Richard Florida joins more than fifty local, regional and national experts at the Governor's conference

AUGUSTA - Governor John Elias Baldacci announces that Dr. Richard Florida, author of The Rise of the Creative Class and How It's Transforming Work, Leisure, Community and Everyday Life, will be the keynote speaker at the Blaine House Conference on Maine's Creative Economy....more

Maine informational website launched

Maine.Info (www.maine.info) launched recently and has become a leader in Maine information. Owner Gary Korn said that he started the site...more

 



 



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