Autism Benefit Hosted By Studio for the Living Arts
Dancers from Studio for the Living Arts DanceCenter in Gray to hold Autism Benefit - Staff

Bayou at First Universalist Church
First Universalist Church will sponsor an evening of home cookin' followed by presentations on New Orleans rebuilding efforts - Staff

Believe In Me... Maine
While serving in the 123rd Legislature on the Business Research and Economic Development Committee, I gain "good news" through state forums, committee budget presentations and countless publications. I share this news with you! - Sue Austin

Calendar Listings for 3/23-3/29
Calendar Listings - Staff

Danville Grange News
On Thursday, March 8, the Danville Junction Grange #65 held a regular meeting and a Lecturer's Program entitled "March Madness." - Staff

First Congregational Church
First Congregational Church weekly update - Miriam Bisbee

Gifts Of The Heart Make A Difference
The UCC Church World Service and the First Congregational Church of Gray promote projects to aid people in need. One of these projects, "Gifts of the Heart" sends Health Kits, School kits and Baby Layette kits to people in distress. - Staff

Good Shepherd United Methodist Church
Good Shepherd United Methodist Church weekly update - Natalie Blake

Gray Recreation Department News
April Vacation Day Camp offered by Rec Department - Dean Bennett

Gray Town Council Agenda
Gray Town Council Agenda - Staff

Gray-New Gloucester Business Association News
Updates from various Gray-New Gloucester Business Association members. - Staff

Hannaford Change Prompts Lengthy Council Debate
At the initial urging of local resident Terry Wilkinson, the Gray Town Council made a substantial amendment in its proposed change to the Gray Comprehensive Plan, greatly expanding the new business area. - Nathan Tsukroff

Letter From Dumpster Bill
My neighbor has been getting his Viagra through the mail. Some how it ended up in my mailbox. - Dumpster Bill

Letter to the Editor
Letter to the Editor from David Knudsen - David Knudsen

Letter to the Editor
Letter to the Editor from Betty Haymon - Betty Haymon

Local Finishes Season With Success
Bowdoin College women's indoor track and field team co-captain Louise Duffus, Class of '03 Gray-New Gloucester High School) finished her collegiate indoor track career. - Staff

Maine Maple Sunday
After a long winter, nothing says Spring more than the aroma of maple syrup on a Maine Maple Sunday. - Jackie Rybeck

Maine State Grange Tour
This year's Maine State Grange Tour will be to the Finger Lakes Region of New York. - Staff

New Gloucester Village Coffee House
New Gloucester Village Coffee House provides an intimate community gathering place to join with friends and neighbors and share in an evening of fun music, coffee and great food. - Staff

New Pastor At Gray Congregational Church
Our new interim pastor, the Rev. Nancy Salisbury, is now the veteran of two preaching Sundays, a no more than usual rowdy choir rehearsal and a session with the inquiring minds of the Thursday Morning Bible Study. - Miriam Bisbee

News from Ricker Memorial Library
News from Ricker Memorial Library - Suzanne Marcy

Nominate A Teacher Application Now Online
U.S. Department of Education Seeks Nominations For American Stars Of Teaching - Staff

Norumbega
Last week I spoke of spring. Now as I write this, the first day of spring is here and we are firmly back in winter. - Michael Fralich

Optimist Club Names Student Of The Month
Steven Goss, a junior at Poland Regional High School, was named Student of the Month in March by the Tri-Town Optimists - Staff

Pineland Y to mount scholarship drive
Pineland YMCA will conduct its Annual Scholarship Drive during the month of April, with a goal of raising $12,000. - Staff

Preschool Silent Auction To Benefit Scholarship Fund
The Block House Preschool will host a public silent auction on March 30. - Staff

Scribbles Preschool Awarded Arts Grant
Scribbles Preschool has recently been awarded an Early stARTS grant from the Department of Health and Human Services. - Staff

Sprague Benefit Supper
Friends and neighbors of the Sprague family of North Yarmouth have joined together to put on a benefit old-fashioned Bean Supper on Friday evening, March 30. - Staff

St. Gregory's
St. Gregory's weekly update - Liz Chandler

Stubborn Mules Bottle Drive
The Stubborn Mules 4-H Horse Club in Poland will be having a bottle drive from April 1 to April 8. - Staff

Students Won't Lose In Embezzlement Case
Gray-New Gloucester Middle School students probably won't lose a dime despite the embezzlement of over $40,000 from an account containing funds raised by them. - Ray Clark

Taxes over troubled bridges
Back in the early '90s, I traveled around New England quite a bit visiting clients. My rule of thumb for having a productive day was being on the Tobin Bridge just north of Boston no later than 6:20 a.m. in order to get anywhere in the Greater Boston area - Ray Richardson

The Bright Side Of The Middle School
Drop by the Middle School on Thursday, March 29, from 4 in the afternoon until 6:30. You'll see science projects that will intrigue and dazzle you. - Ray Clark

Tiny Tales From Pastor Vale
Tiny Tales From Pastor Vale - Pastor Vale

You've Got Mail
You've Got Mail - Bob Brousseau