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Inside Gray

Trophies multiply The seventh-grade math team from GNG Middle School earned its second trophy of the year when it competed recently against 24 other teams at the Southern Maine Elementary Math League spring meet. The team came in second! The team, coached by seventh-grade teacher Jackie Douglas, includes Jake LaCerda, Jesse Lowell, Brandon Buck, Casey […]

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Inside Naples

Wheels and Water redux I had to start off with this correction! Have no fear, the popular Watson’s Wheels and Water show is still the Saturday of Father’s Day weekend, June 20, and not June 13 as previously reported. If you show up on the 13th, Merry might just have you do some yard work, […]

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Rock Camp at Fiddlehead Center

An upcoming camp at Fiddlehead Center will offer young musicians the opportunity to play in a rock band. Rock Camp will run June 29 through July 3 from 6-8 p.m. Cost is $165. The camp, instructed by Alex Adams, will culminate in a performance for family and friends at the last class. All instruments are […]

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Rock Camp at Fiddlehead Center

An upcoming camp at Fiddlehead Center will offer young musicians the opportunity to play in a rock band. Rock Camp will run June 29 through July 3 from 6-8 p.m. Cost is $165. The camp, instructed by Alex Adams, will culminate in a performance for family and friends at the last class. All instruments are […]

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Inside New Gloucester

Pisgah Hill walk New Gloucester’s rural character is vital, and we have a chance to protect it. Local volunteers and Royal River Conservation Trust have outlined a seven-parcel, 243-acre proposed Pisgah Hill Conservation Area, which would conserve one of the highest points of land in town (approximately 400 feet at the summit) and would be […]

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High on the hog

The Landing Restaurant in Windham hosted a pig host and street dance festival Sunday, May 24, at the restaurant at 750 Roosevelt Trail. Around 650 revelers enjoyed the event, which began at noon with a moment of silence for all military personnel, past and present. Patrons then listened to local bands Retrospecticus and the Rustic […]

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Water quality in jeopardy

Commercial development during the last 15 years has contributed heavily to groundwater contamination in North Windham, and the problem will continue to worsen unless the town takes action, including possibly constructing a sewer system, a hydrogeologist told the Town Council this week. Nitrates from the many septic systems in North Windham, where there is no […]