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Named for Dr. Sylvester Gardiner, an early proprietor and developer of the area, it had been known earlier as Gardinerstown. |
Increasingly a commuter suburb of the Portland area, Gray also includes most of Little Sebago Lake and Crystal Lake |
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Veazie has become a bedroom community where residents take advantage of the Town's beauty and convenient location. |
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Description
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Augusta (18,560)
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Augusta has been a frontier trading place, an inland shipping port, a center for publishing and manufacturing, and, now, post-secondary education.
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Bowdoinham (2,500)
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The Town's population peaked with the 1850 census at 2,382.
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Dayton (1,805)
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Dayton has no Town Charter and operates under Home Rule authority, with a three member Board of Selectmen.
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Eastport (1,900)
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Eastern most US City
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Gorham (14,000)
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Gorham remains a vital community in what is now an economic center for the State and the broader region.
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Kennebunkport (3,700)
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Kennebunkport has been bustling with commerce since the 1800's, when many ships were built and sent to sea from its harbor.
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Lebanon (5,100)
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Many have found that a unique core of integrity, characteristic of small towns, can still be found in Lebanon.
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Limerick (2,240)
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Limerick's history is rich in folklore and the comings and goings of many citizens, some famous, some just ordinary folks going about their daily routines.
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Mt. Desert (2,100)
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The Town of Mount Desert is the governing body for the distinct villages of Otter Creek, Seal Harbor, Northeast Harbor, Somesville, Hall Quarry, and Pretty Marsh.
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South Berwick (6,700)
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With a rural New England Village setting, proximity to Boston MA, Portsmouth NH, and Portland ME, and the joy of Maine living, South Berwick is "the way life should be".
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Standish (9,285)
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The town has a very long shoreline on Sebago Lake in its southwest corner, including its Lower Bay.
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Waterboro (6,210)
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The town is currently governed by a town meeting-Board of Selectmen charter. The charter was adopted by the town on April 25, 2003.
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