| Maine Hometown News | Page One | February 9, 2010 |
State Police launch School Initiative
• Local officers to be more visible in schools
MSAD 15 Superintendent Victoria Burns applauds the new program, and tells us what happens next. |
Feb 8, 2010 - A new initiative from the Maine State Police will help to fill the void of a resource officer the district can no longer afford. Styled after a pilot program that was developed by Lt. Gerard Madden, the commanding officer of Troop D in Thomaston, through the initiative one can expect to see officers on school grounds doing paperwork in their cruisers and having lunch with the students. The program is not a substitute for having school resource officers on a full time basis, but is aimed at increasing the visibility of state troopers on school property and to help build positive rapport with school staff and students. |
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2010 Census to Begin
• Be Cautious About Giving Info to Census Workers.
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Feb 5, 2010 - It's census time again. The better business Bureau has issued some very important information about the process. While the census results provide valuable information an demographics for a multitude of purposes, it is important to be aware of possible scams. |
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As Yarmouth Says Good-bye to "Herbie"
• Gray looks to develop a management plan for its street trees.
Thanks to a Project Canopy Grant from the Maine Forestry Service, Gray hopes to develop and implement a street tree management plan for the area of the Village denoted by the dashed line above. |
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Inside Today's Gazette...
• Practice makes Perfectc Diamond Cheerleaders Sparkle
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Village Coffeehouse
Breezemere Bottom Boys!
• H1N1 Vaccine Clinic Pineland YMCA.
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• Stop Drunk Driving Now Kid's Saving Kid's A cool contest for a great cause.
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College Nite at PMA
Free admission, music, food!
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Depot Road
Rail Crossing
CAUTION!!
By all means, the trains should go faster! A reader warns of a tire hazard.
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Maine Wildlife Park Earns A Governor's Tourism Award
The Wildlife Park was recognized in January, 2010 by the Department of Tourism with a Governors Tourism Award in the Category of Commitment to Tourism Growth. Pictured, L to R Representative Sue Austin, MWP Superintendant Curt Johnson, Director of Tourism, Pat Eltman
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Cumberland County Correction Officer
Busted for Drug Trafficking -- Into the Prison
County Corrections Officer busted on drug trafficking -- into the prison.
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NG Selectmen Meeting
February 1, 2010
Feb 2, 2010 - Not unlike every other municipality in the sate, New Gloucester looking at budget challenges.
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NORTH YARMOUTH REPUBLICANS TO CAUCUS
Jan 27, 2010 - February 6, 2010, 3:00 pm at the North Yarmouth Fire Barn Meeting Room, Route 115 and Route 9
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