John Terrill, 18, is charged with reckless conduct, after allegedly hitting the bike with his vehicle and knocking the 11-year-old to the ground.
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Gray residents’ effort to secede from town falters in Legislature
A committee votes against two bills seeking authorization for referendums on whether to allow the Little Sebago Lake and Mount Hunger areas to become parts of neighboring towns.
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Internet service providers offer computer classes for rural Mainers
The goal of digital literacy courses is to help residents enter the digital age while creating new broadband customers.
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Messy morning commute in store for drivers in southern Maine
The National Weather Service is forecasting a wintry mix of snow, sleet and freezing rain beginning about 5 a.m. Monday.
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Turnpike crash slowed morning traffic between Gray and Falmouth
Multiple vehicles were involved in the crash, which was reported shortly after 7 a.m.
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Sloppy storm tonight could make for a treacherous Tuesday
Portland may get 2-3 inches of snow before sleet and freezing rain arrive, the National Weather Service says.
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Fitness trainer from Gray featured in her second reality TV show in less than a year
Jodi Theriault is part of History’s “The Selection,” beginning at 10 p.m. Thursday, and was previously on “Steve Austin’s Broken Skull Challenge” on CMT.
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Grant for Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad fails
The proposal to give $500,000 to help the railroad relocate didn’t gain enough support from voters in Gray.
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Gray voters will decide on grant for Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad
The Town Council votes to put on the Nov. 8 ballot a proposal to give the museum nearly $500,000 to help fund its move from Portland.
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Narrow Gauge Railroad’s move to Gray on touchy track
As fundraising lags, the town may ask voters if it can pitch in about $500,000 to give the plan credibility with potential donors.