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Pellet Power – Lake Region High School’s new, wood pellet-fired boiler a first for Maine

Wood-burning, industrial-sized furnaces and boilers are nothing new in Europe, but for American companies, oil-burning furnaces have been the norm for decades. Until now. Construction of a new, wood pellet-fired boiler is under way at Lake Region High School in Naples, and according to the boiler company, it is the first of its kind in […]

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Pellet Power – Lake Region High School’s new, wood pellet-fired boiler a first for Maine

Wood-burning, industrial-sized furnaces and boilers are nothing new in Europe, but for American companies, oil-burning furnaces have been the norm for decades. Until now. Construction of a new, wood pellet-fired boiler is under way at Lake Region High School in Naples, and according to the boiler company, it is the first of its kind in […]

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Pellet Power – Lake Region High School’s new, wood pellet-fired boiler a first for Maine

Wood-burning, industrial-sized furnaces and boilers are nothing new in Europe, but for American companies, oil-burning furnaces have been the norm for decades. Until now. Construction of a new, wood pellet-fired boiler is under way at Lake Region High School in Naples, and according to the boiler company, it is the first of its kind in […]

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Pellet Power – Lake Region High School’s new, wood pellet-fired boiler a first for Maine

Wood-burning, industrial-sized furnaces and boilers are nothing new in Europe, but for American companies, oil-burning furnaces have been the norm for decades. Until now. Construction of a new, wood pellet-fired boiler is under way at Lake Region High School in Naples, and according to the boiler company, it is the first of its kind in […]

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Inside Gray – 12/25

Do you like to talk trash? If you are a Gray resident and appreciate the good work being done at the Gray Transfer Station, you can contribute ideas to improve it even further by joining the Gray Solid Waste & Recycling Committee. Members talk trash, their time is spent wastefully, and they have a good […]

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Inside Standish – 12/25

Boosters’ breakfast Bonny Eagle Softball Boosters is hosting a pancake breakfast fundraiser at the Biddeford Applebee’s on Jan. 23 from 8-9:30 a.m. The proceeds will help pay for new uniforms and equipment. The cost is $6 per person and can be purchased by contacting mnlsomerset@yahoo.com or tgoodale@sad6.k12.me.us. Get Educated Enrollment is now open for winter […]

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Inside Raymond – 12/25

Teachers to take the plunge It is that time of year again when a group of warm-hearted people will jump in the cold ocean to help others. On New Year’s Day, a team comprised of Raymond teachers and community members will take the icy plunge into the Atlantic Ocean to benefit Special Olympics programs of […]

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Two accidents occur minutes apart on Route 85 in Raymond

With roads still slick from a storm the previous night, two accidents occurred minutes apart Monday morning along Route 85 in Raymond, including one in which a Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office cruiser was struck with the deputy sitting inside. Deputy Raymond McIntire was filling out paperwork on the side of Route 85 across from Jordan […]

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Councilors reflect after rec director rehired

GRAY – After two nights of testimony and a strong demonstration of support from the community, the Gray Town Council voted Dec. 10 to rescind the Nov. 16 termination of Recreation Director Dean Bennett in what some councilors described as an agonizing decision. Bennett’s first day back to work was Thursday, a month after being […]

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Councilors reflect after rec director rehired

GRAY – After two nights of testimony and a strong demonstration of support from the community, the Gray Town Council voted Dec. 10 to rescind the Nov. 16 termination of Recreation Director Dean Bennett in what some councilors described as an agonizing decision. Bennett’s first day back to work was Thursday, a month after being […]