February 10, 2005 Gray-New Gloucester's Newspaper of Record Vol. 6 No. 6
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Libra Foundation asks Council for zone use change

Gray--Paul Pietropaoli of the October Corporation, a real estate arm of the Libra Foundation, appeared at the Gray Council workshop meeting to explain their request for a change within the Rural Residential Agricultural zone (RRA) so they can begin an agritourism venture
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Citizens angered by zone change process

Gray--Frustration was shown from both the Council and the citizens' side Monday night as the Council continued to work on changing uses within zones and adjusting and zone lines in all parts of Gray. more


Selectmen to form committee to study speed


New Gloucester--After three meetings, the Safety Ad Hoc Committee was able to present to the New Gloucester Board of Selectmen their recommendations as to the most cost effective ways to reduce speeding in their neighborhoods.
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AG says no to reconsideration

Gray--The Gray Council and SAD 15 Directors and their Administrators have been struggling with the issues surrounding the disposal of Pennell Institute and Lab, two buildings that are "owned" by an educational Trust established by Henry Pennell in the late 1800s.
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Man on the street: What should be done with Pennell?

Gray--The Monument Newspaper went to the people to ask them what they think of the Pennell issue. [see related story, "AG says no go to reconsideration"]. Each person was asked two questions, ...more



Draft SAD 15 Budget: 4.75% increase


Gray--The SAD 15 Board of Directors were delivered a 5 inch thick binder at last Wednesday night's Board meeting, the District's draft budget for Fiscal Year 2005-06. The proposed increase is 4.75% over last year. more


Forensics Scientist examines criminal mind

Jonathan Dudek has always been intrigued by the criminal mind. Given the media interest in popular programs such as "CSI," "Cold Case," and "Law & Order," he is certainly not alone. However, what sets this local resident apart from most of us is his extensive background in forensics.
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In memoriam:
Mechanic Falls-- Bela " Eddie" Jordan Jr,... more

News Briefs:
--Cumberland County Tax rate set
--Republicans tap Al Austin for Commissioner... more

Q&A with Gray Town Councilors
The Monument Asked various questions of the Gray Councilors on the issue of whether they have a particular vision for Pennell institute, and why the old Post office which was purchased at Town meeting almost three years ago has never been used. more

 



 



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