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Take a number, please

“Rikki don’t lose that number.” By Black Friday I hate waiting in lines. I don’t care in I am standing in a line or have to pull a stupid number from a machine only to search for a place to sit. Why does it seem there are more government establishments that require numbers than civilian […]

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Protestors claim unfair treatment by State Police

State Police have asked for DNA samples from environmental protestors, including some members of the group Earth First, who say they had nothing to do with vandalism last October that targeted people working on the controversial Plum Creek development around Moosehead Lake. While State Police are declining to say the Plum Creek attacks were their […]

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So long Gerry, for now

There just was something about Gerry (Spencer) that I don’t know how anyone who knew him could not like him. He was always interested in everything someone else was doing and if he felt you as a true friend he wanted you to know how he was doing also. I never heard Gerry speak badly […]

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Lakes Region Weekly editorial

Bonny Eagle deserves a valedictorian It doesn’t seem fair, once again, that the students at Bonny Eagle and the public at large, can’t celebrate the senior class valedictorian. They can’t celebrate the valedictorian because the school administration doesn’t issue the coveted distinctions. And that is simply not right. Windham does it. Lake Region does as […]

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Raymond's Dodge headed to NYC art school

Erin Dodge, daughter of Gary and Cathy Dodge of Raymond, has been accepted at the School Of Visual Arts in New York City. She will be majoring in Illustration. Erin is a 2006 graduate of Gray-New Gloucester High School. She is also the recipient of the Byrion Gouzie Memorial Scholarship awarded to a student majoring […]