March 10, 2005 Gray-New Gloucester's Newspaper of Record Vol. 6 No. 10
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Will citizens vote for improved school buildings?

Gray -- As PDT Architect Manning Morrill unloaded boxes of thick binders, the SAD 15 School Board Facilities sub committee settled into their chairs around the table at Russell School Library. On the agenda was how much it will cost to fix the most critical needs of the five school-owned buildings. more


How a Maine town creates a new economy
This is the second article of a series of reports by The Monument on Maine's Creative Economy. This week's segment will focus on Eastport and its efforts to embrace the creative economy. We take a look at what, if any, economic impact that Eastport's ambitious creative endeavor has had on the town. more

News Briefs:

--Maine State Legislative Appropriations Committee makes progress with budget; removes Sunday hunting from budget

--Cendant Settlement Services group acquires a leading title company in New England, Market Street Settlement Group, Inc. Joins Cendant Settlement Services Group Family of Companies

--Maine implementing registration of livestock premises for national animal ID system

--Opportunity Farm for Boys and Girls receives grant

--Spring into health: "Day of Health" planned for Vernal Equinox ... more

"Believe in ME. …Maine"
By Rep. Susan W. Austin (R-Gray) HD 109, Part of Gray, part of North Yarmouth and part of Pownal

As state representative for portions of Gray, No. Yarmouth and Pownal, serving on the Business Research and Economic Development Committee I gain "good news" through state forums, weekly summaries, publications, and work sessions. more

Augusta Update: Small Business Initiative
By Rep. Mark Bryant (D-Windham) HD 110, Part of Windham, Part of Gray

Since I grew up in a mill town, it was a natural choice for me to work for Sappi. People in my family worked their whole lives in the mill, and it seemed like a secure way to make a living. Unfortunately, manufacturing and factory jobs are not secure options anymore-I learned that the hard way when I was laid off. more

Poker Rally success
Gray Snowolves Club: safe fun for all

As the snowmobilers crossed the last street to St. Gregory's, poker faces cracked into smiles. The First Annual Poker Rally sponsored by the Gray Snowolves was a success, with not only big fun had by all, but with funds raised for future scholarship donations. more

Where is this: answer
Last week, The Monument published a photo of a small portion of a local building and asked "where is this?" We received numerous answers, all asking if the bank of windows in disrepair was Russell School in Gray. One person asked if it was Memorial School. Nope to all. Rose Dorr of Gray knew. more



 


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