Organ fund contributions inflate In the early November edition of Church News, the Rev. Linda Gard thanks those who have made contributions and pledges to the scheduled January-February restoration project on the wind chests of their 1857 George Stevens pipe organ. The fundraiser goal has not been met to date, but it’s off to a […]
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Castonguay resigns as New Gloucester’s town manager
Carrie Castonguay has been in the position for 2½ years.
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Funds granted to fight youth substance abuse
NEW GLOUCESTER — The Casco Bay Create Awareness Now Coalition will receive $125,000 from the federal government to help support programs and outreach aimed at preventing youth substance abuse and fostering drug-free communities, U.S. Sens. Susan Collins and Angus King announced in a joint press release. Casco Bay CAN serves the towns of Falmouth, Cumberland, […]
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Inside New Gloucester: Nov. 8
Senators visit Planson International When Planson International, located on Penney Road, was recently named the Best Place to Work in Maine for the small business category, legislators promoting their “Fighting for Maine Agenda” took notice. One of their stated core objectives is gathering input from small business owners throughout the state, so a stop here […]
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New Gloucester town manager resigns
Carrie Castonguay will work at the town office until Nov. 27.
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Planson International honored for contributions to schools
NEW GLOUCESTER — Planson International, a global IT solutions provider, recently received the Business Friend of Education Award from the Maine School Boards Association. Planson was nominated for the award by the SAD 15 School Board, and it was presented at the Maine School Management Association’s Annual Fall Conference in Augusta on Oct. 24. The […]
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Boys Soccer: G-NG stings Leavitt 3-0, advances
Josh Michaud, Hunter Brown and Austin LaLiberty each added a point for the Patriots, who’ve sported a balanced offense all season.
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Sande’s Picks: Learn about local offerings at The Schoolhouse
Something unique and tantalizing is set to happen on Harpswell Neck Road on Nov. 1, when The Schoolhouse is opening and will be the only restaurant in the area to be open year-round serving dinner and, eventually, lunch and brunch. Co-owner Christopher Gardner and Executive Chef Joseph Arena, who also co-owns the business, have remodeled […]
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Inside New Gloucester: Oct. 25
Book sale reminder The Fall Festival of Books and Bake Sale at the New Gloucester Public Library will kick off Nov. 1 from 5:30-7 p.m., with the First Dibs for Kids Book Sale where children’s-only items will be sold. On Nov. 2, from 8 a.m. to noon, all books, CDs and DVDs will be offered […]
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New Gloucester’s Yolked food truck puts an egg in almost every dish
A Raymond couple who also raise chickens are prepared to serve 200 people daily outside NU Brewery.