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Winter scene on Sebago Lake

Elizabeth Prata photo

Winter in Maine takes its toll

Gray--Public Works Director Steve LaVallee said to the Council Tuesday night, that he was happy to present information about the Department's winter operations, "but please don't kill the messenger." more

Libra Foundation interested in Gray agritourism venture
Asks Council for zone change

Gray--Craig Denekas, Vice-President of the Libra Foundation, has asked Planner Dick Cahill and the Town Council to review the zone uses in the Rural Residential and Agricultural (RRA) District so they may begin an agricultural tourism venture at the Merrill Farm in East Gray. more

Right to know (and see and hear)
Council and Committee members informed on Right to Know law

Gray--On Thursday, January 27, the Town Attorney Bill Dale presented an update and refresher on the Freedom of Access law, commonly known as the Right to Know law to Gray Committee members, the Council, and Manager. more

Ask The Monument

A citizen wanted to know of the rumor was true or not: Is the Wilson5 Cleaning company withdrawing from their service contract to clean the schools? We asked SAD 125 Director of Finance and Operations Terry Towle. more

Commentary: Martin Luther King's words today
By Keith Larson

One of my favorite things to do on the Martin Luther King holiday is listen to and read the speeches, letters, and sermons of this great American. His eloquence and power to arouse people into action are just what I need on a cold winter night in Maine. more

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