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Gray
will sue over Pennell
By Elizabeth Prata
Pennell:
It's ba-ack
The Town of Gray received a written response from
the Attorney General's office regarding the issues
raised by the Town of Gray and presented in November
2004 concerning Gray's pending superior court litigation
over the Pennell trust and property. more
News
Briefs:
Portland
Department of Transportation Dispatches:
--Container
ship Ossian to arrive in port today
-- Demolition
of Portion of International Marine Terminal begins
in preparation for next Scotia Prince season
-- City
to consider $1 million additional funding for oceangate
--DirigoChoice
Coverage Celebrated by Maine Businesses
--LIGHTEN ME! 2005 ready to kick off
--Maine State Flag Essay Contest...more
Commentary: How Pennell Should Be Preserved
By Ted MacDonald
In
1962 I was a member of the last high school class
to graduate from Pennell Institute. I spent five school
years there altogether, including the eighth grade,
so you may appreciate my interest in the debate about
what to do with the old building. more
2005
Ice Fishing Season Opens
By David Martineau
Saturday, January 1, 2005 marked the opening of ice
fishing season on most ponds and lakes in the state
of Maine. While many of the smaller bodies of water
had safe ice to venture out on, most of the medium
to larger ponds and lakes had only fair or dangerous
ice conditions. more
Obituaries:
Sister and brother Gail Franzen and Dellbert Ray Sr.
had that experience December 30, 2004. They were both
at CMMC in Lewiston with congestive heart failure.
more
Community
News:
--Maine
Med Doctor to Describe Local Response to "Dirty
Bomb" Scenario
--Raymond Village Library News
--New Lungs for George, Post Holiday Update
--Gilsland Farm Public Programs more
School
News:
SAD
15 news
--Superintendent's report
--High
School
--Memorial School
--Central Office card of thanks
--Report from Karen Caprio, Director of Teaching and
Learning
--Special Education...more
