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Gray
Manager takes heat
Citizens'
issues varied
Gray-Tuesday night's council meeting was short on
official voting business but long on conversation
about the performance of the Manager and the Code
Enforcement Officer. ... more
Council to consider drive-through businesses in
Village
Gray--At their regular workshop meeting Monday, the
Council reviewed the new zone names, preambles, and
uses that they are proposing for the changes in the
town-wide zoning process that has been underway for
two years. more
Downtown
revitalization studied
Gray--The Town of Gray is a recipient of an $11,000
Planning Grant to be used to study ways to implement
downtown revitalization. This is the first, necessary,
step to complete before the town can apply for
... more
Gray
Manager submits budget
Proposed 1.8% increase
Gray-- Town Manager Mitchell A. Berkowitz has submitted
his proposed budget to the Gray Town Council and the
bottom line is a proposed net increase of ... more
What
is the 'Creative Economy'?
At a news conference in Augusta on February 18th,
Maine Senate President Beth Edmonds put forth a request
for a $25 million bond issue to help support Maine's
Creative Economy. She based her request on a just
completed survey by the Cultural Affairs Council of
Maine. more
Rep. Allen hosts Social Security forum
Portland--On February 28, hundreds of citizens interested
in the future of the Social Security system accepted
U.S. Representative Tom Allen's invitation to a forum
on the subject, held on the UNE Westbrook College
Campus in Portland. more
News
Briefs:
Gray
Town Manager report
-- Proposed Changes to the Shoreland Zone Statutes
-- County Reports on the Regional Communications
Center
-- Repairs to Rescue Vehicle
Nuclear bunker still ready for emergencies...more
New
Gloucester Postmaster sworn in
New Gloucester-- Postmaster Sandra Dresser can now
drop the "Officer In Charge" from her professional
title. Ms. Dresser was sworn in last Thursday as New
Gloucester's Postmaster in a ceremony held at the
American Legion Hall. more
It's
PartyTime for the Gisels
New Gloucester--When Glen Gisel was contemplating
a career change, his 13 years as a welder sure came
in handy. He so enjoyed being at events where people
were having fun, that he decided to mull over an idea
to combine the two. more
Community Briefs
--New
Lungs for George
--Gray Library Notes
--Raymond Village Library News
--SAD 15 School News
--Maine Audubon March Programs and Trips... more
