The Tom Chabot Memorial Challenge is the longest running radio controlled scale aerobatics competition in the northeast.
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CMP using drones and AI to check power lines
Central Maine Power is using a combination of drones and human workers to inspect power lines.
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New Gloucester man helps rehabilitate hundreds of animals
Joshua Sparks, at Sparks’ Ark Animal Services, cares for exotic creatures at his New Gloucester home, and does up to three or four public events each day.
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Gray-New Gloucester revised school budget reduced by $379K
The budget reduces the spending increase from 5.93% to 4.79%, after the initial budget was rejected in June.
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New Gloucester Public Works director resigns after 19 years
Ted Shane will move to an animal control position in Naples.
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Maine Shaker Village staff brace for funding cuts, prepare for summer
At a moment of uncertainty, Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village looked forward to a summer full of community events.
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Gray-New Gloucester district cuts ASL teacher in new budget
Residents of the towns voted Thursday in favor of a $35.4 million budget that, while roughly 6% higher than the prior year’s, includes limited of staff cuts.
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New Gloucester group fights to save American Sign Language program
A group of New Gloucester residents are fighting to prevent the elimination of Gray-New Gloucester High School’s ASL program, which is slated to be cut from the district’s budget.
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Gray hosts Community Day while honoring beloved ‘walking woman’
The event was a way for residents of Gray-New Gloucester to get to know about local organizations, as well as honor a beloved fixture of the community.
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In wake of ‘devastating’ cuts, volunteers step up to ready Shakers for the season
Friends of the Shakers gather from around the country to prepare for spring at Sabbathday Lake, the only still-active community of its kind in the world.