Farmers and gardeners are hoping for rain at the start of the growing season.
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Gray student makes Vermont university president’s list
CASTLETON, Vt. — Madelyn Cote of Gray has been named to the 2021 fall semester president’s list at Castleton University. To qualify for this highest academic honor, students must maintain full-time status and a semester grade point average of 4.0.
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Youth theater group to present ‘James and the Giant Peach, Jr.’
Theater-goers of all ages are invited to a free, outdoor performance of “James and the Giant Peach, Jr.” presented by Cumberland County Children’s Theatre — Maine’s newest youth theater organization. The show will be performed 2 nights only: Friday, Aug. 20, and Saturday, Aug. 21, at the Stonehedge event venue in Gray. Originally scheduled for […]
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Teenage driver critically injured in turnpike crash
Police say the driver with a learner’s permit lost control on the Maine Turnpike in Gray on Friday morning.
Posted inAmerican Journal, Lakes Region Weekly, Local & State, Northern Forecaster
Maine Wildlife Park, visitors mourn death of Annie the moose
Visitors from across the country share their memories of 12-year-old Annie who died of natural causes last weekend.
Posted inKennebec Journal, Local & State
Doug Ide appointed Hallowell’s interim city manager
The current Code Enforcement Officer was appointed as the Interim City Manager at a special meeting of the City Council on Monday.
Posted inKennebec Journal, Local & State
Hallowell city manager leaving to take Gray town manager job
Mayor George Lapointe said Rudy’s departure will hamper some of the city’s progress on larger issues in the short term, as a new hire will have to be brought up to speed.
Posted inLakes Region Weekly
Gray hires Hallowell manager to succeed Cabana
Nate Rudy has been city manager in Hallowell since 2016.
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The Maine Millennial: New normal is still a lot of fun at Maine Wildlife Park
A return visit in the time of COVID is an occasion to share one-way trails with masked families, all there to check out a variety of critters.
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Thunderstorms knock out power to thousands of Mainers
The National Weather Service said strong winds caused trees and branches to fall on power lines causing more than 28,000 electricity customers to lose power Tuesday afternoon.