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Spring- it's coming

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Gray Fire-Rescue asks for $10,000
Planning a Fall festival

Gray--To celebrate 125 years of "protecting the safety of Gray citizens, Gray Fire-Rescue has asked the Town of Gray to chip in $10,000 toward their Celebration Day, expected to cost $50,000. more




New Gloucester Budget down
Public hearing Monday, March 28

New Gloucester--On Monday, March 28 the New Gloucester Selectmen will hold a public hearing at 7 p.m. to discuss their Fiscal year 2005-06 municipal budget. Both Gray and New Gloucester, the two towns that make up the School Administrative District, as well as the SAD itself, have been developing their budgets. more

Do we need art?
The Monument asks locals what they think

Taking advantage of the beautiful Monday afternoon sun on the first full day of spring, we polled the lunchtime crowd as they left Cole Farms in Gray. The Monument Newspaper put forward these two questions to the man on the street: Do we need art? Why or why not? The answers came from residents in several area towns. more

News Briefs:
--Senator Collins with 133rd member while in Kuwait
--Appropriations Committee OK's budget
--Health insurance reform needed...more

Trash Talk- Spring has Arrived!
By Brian Shedlarski
Gray Solid Waste Committee

Spring is finally here and now that all the snow is melting it's time for spring-cleaning, indoors and soon outdoors...more

Community News:
--Gilsland Farm Public Programs
--Kettering University names next President
--G-NG High School Drama Wins Regional Tournament...more

Believe in ME...Maine
By Rep. Susan Austin

Representing portions of Gray, No.Yarmouth & Pownal, serving on the Business Research and Economic Development Committee I gain and gather "good news" just for YOU! ...more

Who's running?

'Tis the season, the election season. Of the terms that are up for Gray Town Council, Gray Water District, New Gloucester Selectmen, and Gray and New Gloucester seats on the SAD 15 School Board of Directors: here's the lowdown so far, as of Thursday, March 24: more

Russell School Science Fair

Grade K-2 Russell School held its Annual Science Fair last Saturday, and it was one of the biggest ever. With thirty-five projects examining a variety of subjects, the teachers, volunteers, evaluators and especially Principal Dan Joseph declared it an unqualified success. It was a lot of fun, too. more