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WEB6 days ago · 150 acres of farmland, mile of Royal River shoreline in NG conserved; River Elf Trail to come. 2 days ago. by NGX edit.
What’s up with recycling? - NGXchange
WEBMetal cans are recycled for cash at $100.00 per ton. Cardboard goes to Pinetree (Casella) in Lewiston, we get nothing in return for cardboard, it costs the town $95.00 per haul, each container holds approximately 2.3 tons and there is on average 54 hauls per year just for cardboard. Paper, plastic and glass goes to MMWAC in Auburn, we get ...
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WEBOur Most Recent Posts. Upper Village plans, Safe Streets grant, appreciation for departing chair Paul Larrivee at Select Board; Gray-New Gloucester speech therapist accused of assaulting student is still working for the district
Cathy Gregory - NGXchange
WEBCathy is happy to serve on NGX. Born in Maine, she counts New Gloucester as her hometown. Having lived across the country and in Germany, she returned home almost every summer since 1952 to be with her family at their camp on Sabbathday. She is retired after a career helping families whose children had disabilities. Cathy and her husband Alan ...
Expanding Your Knowledge of New Gloucester - NGXchange
WEBThere are 309 acres of assessed land on Sabbathday Lake valued at $27.2 million. Property values on Sabbathday Lake represent 8% of the total real estate value of New Gloucester, $48.3 million of total town valuation of $625.7 million. There are 203 lots on Sabbathday Lake. 9 properties on the Lake have a net assessment more than $500,000.
Michael Fralich - NGXchange
WEBMichael Fralich has lived in New Gloucester for forty years. He was a columnist for the New Gloucester News for fifteen years, writing "Greetings from Norumbega" weekly. Michael taught at the GNG Middle School for eleven years. He then spent another eleven years teaching riding to disabled adults and children at Riding To The Top
The New Gloucester Town News - NGXchange
WEBThe Town of New Gloucester will begin publication of its new quarterly e-newsletter "The New Gloucester Town News" on Thursday, Oct. 1. Its purpose is to notify the citizens about what is happening in Town government through reports by the department heads. The newsletter will be available in electronic format only; however, limited supplies of
Q&A with Carl Wilcox: New Gloucester thru-hiker fulfills
WEBNEW GLOUCESTER — Carl Wilcox has wanted to hike the Appalachian Trail for decades, and this year, the 54-year-old from New Gloucester checked it off his list. His 6½-month journey began in Georgia on March 7, and finished Sept. 21 at the top of Mount Katahdin. Wilcox took time away from his job as a wastewater engineer at Woodard & Curran to ...
Focus on mushrooms: American Caesar, Amanita jacksonii
WEBThis month’s mushroom species is Amanita jacksonii, or commonly called American Caesar. It’s a beautiful and unique mushroom, with features similar to many other amanita species, like how they grow from an egg-like structure called a volva, with a “veil” partway. up the stem, and often are flat across the cap in maturity.
May Mushroom of the Month: The Spring Oyster, Pleurotus …
WEBPleurotus populinus, or as it’s common name implies, the Spring Oyster, is one of the first “choice” edible gilled mushrooms to fruit in Maine. The various oyster mushrooms fruit throughout the season, appearing in spring, mid-summer and fall, depending on the species. Oysters are also very popular for the commercial growing businesses ...