August 25, 2005 Gray-New Gloucester's Newspaper of Record Vol. 6 No. 33
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Fire Celebration to go on
Mass Gathering permit exemption given

Gray--At the Wednesday night special workshop, the Council discussed whether the Fire-Rescue Association was exempt from having to obtain a mass gathering (MG) permit, and if the organization was exempt, why the Manager had made them go through the myriad hoops associated with the permitting procedure. ... more

Selectmen approve Fairgrounds use
Two applicants apply to use the facility

New Gloucester--Three years ago, at a special Town Meeting the New Gloucester Selectmen proposed to the citizens that they buy Trotters Park, renamed New Gloucester Fairgrounds, the historic horse park and agricultural fair scene sited in west New Gloucester. Citizens said no. The next year, the Selectmen asked again, this time the price tag had been lowered. The citizens said yes. more

Time to pay for improved school buildings?
Proposes renovations bond this Nov.

At the August 17 School Board workshop-meeting, the SAD15 Facilities Upgrade and Renovations Committee (FURC) presented a progress report to the Board, and shared its preliminary recommendations for projects to be included in the bond proposal going before voters this November. Their preliminary recommendations would total $10,727,864. more

New Gloucester Town Manager Report
By Rosemary Kulow

--Job Descriptions
--Route 231 Project
--Personnel Policy
--Dept. of Labor Safety Inspection
--Personal Property Tax Collection
... more

News Briefs
--Money to fund Firefighting Vehicle Acquisition and Operations and --Firefighter Safety Program, Cumberland a recipient
--ACCESS 2006 Special Event, adoption legislation
--Cianchette Names Campaign Coordinator
--Cumberland Habitat For Humanity House will radiate with Energy Efficient Lighting ... more

Making do without a crony counter
North Pownal store closes lunch bar

When the North Pownal store decided to close its lunch counter, it was like the shot heard around the world. Though the place would still be open for breakfast, the men of North Pownal who gather for lunch heard that their midday hangout was to be no more, they did what men have done since time immemorial... more




 



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