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Lakes Region Weekly

Schools districts plan to stay the course on hybrid model

by Emily Bader November 24, 2020

Superintendents say data does not suggest schools are a main source of transmission for the virus.

Lakes Region Weekly

Pandemic puts Maine Wildlife Park in tough spot

by Emily Bader November 18, 2020November 19, 2020

Revenue shortfalls from a shortened season and remaining uncertainties of the pandemic make it difficult to plan for the park’s future.

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Two positive COVID-19 cases at G-NG High School

November 18, 2020November 18, 2020

GRAY — SAD 15 Superintendent Craig King announced Tuesday that Gray-New Gloucester High School students would be sent home immediately due to two positive cases of COVID-19 at the school. King said the two cases, a teacher and a student, are unrelated and that there are no suspected or confirmed cases at the district’s four […]

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Inside Gray: Nov. 13

by Marilyn Keating-Porcaro November 13, 2020November 9, 2020

Halloween at Gray Park Free children’s meals Free breakfast and lunch are available to all students and children 18 years and younger in Gray or New Gloucester through June 2021. There are no financial eligibility determination and it is not required for children to be a student of SAD 15. Meals should be pre-ordered and […]

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Senate incumbents sweep the Lakes Region

by Emily Bader November 4, 2020November 4, 2020

With the exception of one race where the current senator is term-limited, Senate incumbents won their bids for reelection.

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No surprises in Lakes Region House races

by Emily Bader November 4, 2020November 4, 2020

The incumbent candidates won in the eight contested Maine House races Tuesday.

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Gray’s 25-year plan gets voter OK

November 4, 2020

GRAY — Residents Tuesday gave their approval to the town’s first comprehensive plan update since 2003, setting in motion a 25-year plan for Gray’s future. Seventy-five percent of voters, or 4,017, approved the plan. 1,075 rejected it and there were 253 blank ballots. The nearly 400-page document describes how to tackle the town’s top three […]