July 8, 2004 Gray-New Gloucester's Newspaper of Record Vol. 5 No. 26
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A quiet evening on Sabbathday Lake
Ellie Fellers photo

NG Selectmen to fill Civil Defense Coordinator position

New Gloucester-The June 21 Selectmen meeting agenda included many housekeeping items they consider yearly, such as election of Selectmen officers, appointments, policy renewals and the like. One, item, however, was not so routine. In one of her first moves as the new Vice-Chair of the Selectboard, Stephanie Bryan nominated her boyfriend as the new Civil Defense Coordinator, a paid position with the Town. more

Gray Council makes prudent use of increase

Gray--Gray Town Councilors struggled on Tuesday night with the Town meeting mandate to reduce their proposed 14% increase down to a 5% increase, and the "rubber hit the road," as Councilor Matt Sturgis put it. more


Sheriff’s Office conducts liquor sting
Nine Gray-New Gloucester businesses sold liquor to underage buyer

The Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) conducted a liquor sting on July 7. They conducted these alcohol compliance checks in District 2, comprised of towns of in Gray, New Gloucester, and North Yarmouth. The operation was conducted by Detective Down and Deputy Pettingill, using a 20-year-old citizen to attempt to make the purchases. more

Gray Troopers to Help Protect Democratic Party Convention

In less than three weeks, an anticipated crowd of 35,000 will descend on Boston as one of our nation's oldest cities plays host to the Democratic National Convention (DNC). Mainers from the area will be on hand for the mega-event including members of the Maine State Police’s Gray Barracks. more

Corinne "Coky" Wills, New Gloucester's Health Officer, Retires

New Gloucester -- For 40 years Corinne "Coky" Wills served willingly as New Gloucester's Health Officer, a role that many communities throughout Maine provide as part of municipal government.
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The Spiritual Power of Art
"His Gifts and Presence New England Arts Festival"

Westbrook--At this year's "His Gifts and Presence" New England Arts Festival there is plenty of diversity. It's the third year in which artists are invited to express their spirituality through painting, sculpture, dance, music, mime, jewelry, poetry and through other art mediums, and for the second year Gray resident Denise Duda will be participating.
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Marcia Scott's Drive to Success

Gray--Cruising around Gray, you may pass a sporty, silver Grand Prix with the license plate reading "MKMAGIC." Inside, you will find an eternal optimist who is running a successful business and managing it around her busy family life. Meet Marcia Scott...more

High court narrowly avoids clean sweep against free speech
Inside the First Amendment


On the last day of the current term, June 29, the nine Supreme Court justices marched right up to the worst record on free-speech cases in half a century before five of them summoned the constitutional good sense to back away from the brink. more



 



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