Joanne Mattiace and Maggie Terry have a mailbox outside their home so children can mail letters to Santa, and then they respond.
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Old Dry Mills Schoolhouse gets a lift
The historic building in Gray is raised up 4 feet as part of work to mitigate moisture damage.
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Route 115 improvements in Gray’s future
The Town Council has begun discussing issues with the road but has not yet nailed down what will be done to address those concerns.
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Stimson Hall’s future uncertain as plans stall
New owner Will Boyle and the town of Gray disagree about whether or not Boyle’s proposed plans for the site fall under an approved use.
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Windham’s interim town manager ‘went above and beyond’
After 14 months in Windham, Interim Town Manager Don Gerrish will soon be replaced by another interim, Barry Tibbetts.
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‘The real Christmas tree’ still going strong
Farms in the Lakes Region report that a large number of young people purchased real Christmas trees this year.
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Lakes Region Sportsman: New year heralds new opportunities
As January throws her icy cloak over the region, ice forms on our lakes and ponds. Although it will be some time until the big lake freezes, numerous smaller ponds in the area are generally safe to fish. There is nothing like drilling that first hole of the year and dropping your bait down the […]
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NG Fire/Rescue chief defends loss of members
Seven members have left the New Gloucester department in recent months, and at least one says leadership is “playing games.”
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Towns prepare for ice skating season
Municipalities across the Lakes Region are setting up for icy winter activities.
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Students take to the kitchen for community
The 22 students in Windham High School’s Katahdin Program “enjoy doing real work that has an impact in the community.”