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New Gloucester moves forward after contentious vote

NEW GLOUCESTER — In what resident Laura Sturgis termed a “contentious” meeting Monday night, voters narrowly rejected a $2.35 million public water system. The vote was 101-116. The system would have stretched from the New Gloucester Fairgrounds on Bald Hill Road to the Upper Village along a section of Route 100. It was to serve […]

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New Gloucester narrowly votes down water system

NEW GLOUCESTER — Residents on Monday voted 116-101 against building a $2.35 million public water system for Upper Gloucester Village. The vote followed about three hours of debate. The system would have stretched from the New Gloucester Fairgrounds on Bald Hill Road to the Upper Village along a section of Route 100. It was to […]

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Jury convicts Hayden in New Gloucester murders

PORTLAND (AP) — A Maine jury has convicted a Massachusetts man in the killings of the mother of his four children as well as a longtime friend in the town of New Gloucester. Witnesses in the trial of Joel Hayden of New Bedford, Mass., included his 8-year-old son, who was 7 when he witnessed his […]

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Hayden found guilty in New Gloucester double murder

PORTLAND — A Massachusetts man was convicted Monday of two counts of murder in the 2011 shooting deaths of his estranged girlfriend and a longtime friend. A Cumberland County Superior Court jury deliberated for just over an hour before finding Joel Hayden, 31, of New Bedford guilty of murder in the deaths of 27-year-old Renee […]

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Closings expected in Maine double-slaying trial

Closing statements in the trial of Joel Hayden of New Bedford, Mass. are scheduled for Monday in Portland. The 31-year-old Hayden has pleaded not guilty to killing his girlfriend, 27-year-old Renee Sandora, and his childhood friend, 28-year-old Trevor Mills, of New Bedford, at Sandora’s home in New Gloucester in July 2011. Evidence presented at trial […]

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Well done

BIDDEFORD — Ariane Elizabeth Bowie, daughter of Susan and Jack Hedrich of New Gloucester and Douglas Bowie of Falmouth, has achieved a 4.0 grade point average for the fall semester at the University of New England in their accelerated one year Master of Social Work program with an emphasis on patients with dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. […]

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Events to benefit Rich Pelletier LEWISTON — Two upcoming events will be benefits for Sensei Rich Pelletier. A Kids Fun Day will be held from 4 to 7 p.m. Friday, Jan. 11, at the Lewiston Armory, 65 Central Ave. There will be games, bouncy house, face painting, karate demo, bake sale, silent auction, DJ and […]

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Hearing set on New Gloucester water project

NEW GLOUCESTER — A public hearing on a proposed $2.35 million town water system is scheduled for 7 p.m. Monday, Jan. 7, at AMVET Post No. 6 Hall on Route 100. A special town meeting to vote on an interlocal agreement with the New Gloucester Water District, enact the Town of New Gloucester Upper Village […]