Sep 2, 2010 - The CDC and the Department of Agriculture remind Mainers to check freezers for ground beef that is part of the recall. In July, two Maine residents, one in Oxford and one in Androscoggin County were identified to have E. coli after preparing ground beef.

Wendy Richards, Mel Craig and their sons, Bradan (6) and Brycan (4), participated in the Try-NY event in North Yarmouth this past Sunday.

Aug 27, 2010 - last night's special select board meeting saw the board take action to set the municipal tax rate, and take no action in four separate executive session issues.

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An amazing accomplishment for the community to be proud of.......
.......no matter how you look at it.

Aug 26, 2010 - The Gray Zoning Board of Appeals, heard the Administrative Appeal of Pitstop Fuels regarding the installation of a storage tank at 50 Portland Road.

They basically decide not to decide.

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Aug 25, 2010 - Welcome open houses are scheduled for Memorial and Russell Schools today from 6:00 – 7:00 p.m., Dunn and the Middle School tomorrow from 6:30 – 7:30 p.m. and the High School on September 21st from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.

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Rep Susan Austin among the dignitaries speaking at the Pennell Dedication on July 24th.

Aug 23, 2010 - Rep. Susan Austin shares her thoughts and reflections as the Henry Pennell Municipal Complex officially opens for business today.

As Gray turns a new page in its history, Austin is about to complete the maximum allowable term as District 109 Representative in the State house in Augusta.

Proposed Side Elevation

Aug 20, 2010 - An area home heating oil company will seek zoning clarification regarding the installation of a storage tank on Portland Road near Turnpike Acres Road.

The ZBA will be asked to clarify a requirement for the tank to be underground, and decide if the applicant's proposal meets the intent of the ordinance.

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Newly renovated main stair in the original Pennell Building. Manager Cabana hopes to hold elections on the second floor of the original building.

Aug 19, 2010 - After more than two years of dreaming, planning, designing, and constructing,the moment has finally arrived! Almost.....

Today and tomorrow, and probably during the weekend for some, the newly renovated Henry Pennell Municipal Complex will come to life just in time for town hall to re-open for business on Monday.

While town hall is closed, it is anything but a day off for staff. It's more like a 'dress down' day of hard labor. Everyone is bustling to relocate their offices and have everything in place to begin conducting business on Monday.

According to manager Cabana and Comptroller Markavich, the decision to close for this day and a half, as opposed to conducting the move over the weekend was for fiscal reasons as most of the staff would have been paid overtime for the weekend hours.