August 11, 2005 Gray-New Gloucester's Newspaper of Record Vol. 6 No. 31
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Caught at the Crossroads

Don't Quote Me On That

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Council's productive workshop

Gray--Freedom of information requests, Incompatibility of office and Gray's Pennell legal pursuit were a few of the discussion items at a lengthy but productive workshop meeting Monday night. The Gray Town Council asked Town Attorney Bill Dale to come and give information on these and other pending matters, and for three hours, he did. Left, Sunset over Gray Center. Jeanne Adams photo ... more


New Gloucester News Briefs

--NG gravel road maintenance:
--Town of NG renews lease with New Gloucester News:
--NG requests proposals for economic study:
--Pineland YMCA and NG may offer recreation programs:
--NG Assessor considers raising land values:
... more

Team Bean

Saturday was the first day of the annual two-day MS Bike Tour, and New Gloucester rider Micah Hilton had a great day. Micah is the SAD 15 graduate who in 2000 joined the relatively elite group of hikers who have hiked the whole Appalachian Trail (AT) in one season, a story reported in this paper. Since then, Micah has been diagnosed with ... more


Historical Society looks to future

Gray--There's a beehive of activity in Gray and it's not just the traffic. In a stately, highly styled academy building built in 1876 a group of volunteers quietly carry on the culture and traditions of the Town. The members of the Gray Historical Society climb the steep steps ... more

Area athletes in Beach To Beacon

The State's most popular 10K run was held last weekend and among the 5,000 runners were 25 athletes from Gray and 10 from New Gloucester. ... more


Community News:

--Crystal Lake Association Holds Annual Meeting
--Calling All Painters To Fiddlehead Center For The Arts Fresh Paint Event!
--Calling all citizens with an interest in sports and fine arts programs at the High School
--Wildlife Park Owl Prowl
... more

Guest column: Rep. Mark Bryant
District 110 - Part of Gray and part of Windham

Summer is the best time of year for big family gatherings. In my family, the emphasis is on big.
more

"Iraq: Where Do We Go From Here?"
By U.S. Representative Tom Allen
1st District of Maine

The news from Iraq most of this year has been a steady stream of death and disappointment. Although some blame the media for not telling the good news about "progress" in Iraq, the number and sophistication of deadly attacks are growing. more

Obituaries:

In Memoriam
Frances Quint Lowe

In Memoriam
Anne F. Whitney Herrick ...more

Where do I get these horrible, gruesome ideas?
Bestselling thriller author speaks in Gray

Gray--So began Tess Gerritsen, the New York Times bestselling author, at Stimson Hall in Gray on Saturday, Aug. 6. The Gray Public Library hosted the event. Ms. Gerritsen told the 40 audience members that her mother immigrated to this country from China as a college student and fell in love with American horror films. ... more

Town of Gray Survey
When do you want Town Meeting to be? Last year, there was a conflict between Town meeting and SAD 15 Graduation, which were both scheduled at the same time. The Town Council is considering proposing a charter change to change the Town Meeting from the Tuesday after the election in June. Print out the survey and let the Town hear your opinion by turning it in to 6 Shaker Rd. more

 

 

 

 



 



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