October 6, 2005 Gray-New Gloucester's Newspaper of Record Vol. 6 No. 39
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Council's executive session raises ire

Gray--A planned executive session by the Gray Town Council has raised the ire of two of the former members of the preceding Council. In September Chair Gary Foster called for an executive session for September 29, to which the remaining members of the Council attended, but not the Manager. ... more


SAD hits the road with bond info

Gray--The SAD 15 Board members presented information to the Gray Town Council Tuesday night, explaining their reasons why they would like the citizens to pass a 10 million dollar bond issue this November. Armed with Power Point presentations, documentary material, and a willingness to answer any and all questions, several of the Board members hit the road ... more

Maine Won't Discriminate

New Gloucester--On September 27, Christopher Rheault hosted a potluck party at his Cobbs Bridge home, at which the upcoming anti-discrimination referendum was discussed. The party was one of the "1000 Neighborhood Events Against Discrimination" functions sponsored by ... more

Ask The Monument

I keep hearing about Gray's Undesignated Fund Balance (UFB). Does New Gloucester have one, and if so, how much is it?
It is about 4.4 million dollars. Town Manager Rosemary Kulow answered: New Gloucester's undesignated fund balance can only be ... more

What's up with that?

What is happening to the house at Fogg's Corner in New Gloucester? The venerable house that has stood at the corner of Route 231 and North Pownal Road has seen some activity of late. ... more

Rotundo, Koffman's Efforts for Freedom of Access Recognized

Augusta - Senator Peggy Rotundo (D- Androscoggin County) and Rep. Ted Koffman, D-Bar Harbor were recently presented with a special award by the Maine Press Association. The award recognized their efforts as Co-Chairs of the Freedom of Access Study Committee. This was a special committee formed by the Legislature to increase public access to government information. ... more


Alpaca Show Highlight of Fall Season in Maine

Have you herd? For the 4th time in as many years, Maine will be hosting a fully certified alpaca halter and fleece show. Over 300 of New England's finest quality alpacas and their breeders will be exhibiting and showing their luxurious fiber bearing animals... more



 



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