At 11:20 we received confirmation from the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office that the situation on Shaker Road was resolved and we could lift the lock out. All schools are now operating as usual.
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The Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office just sent out this press release about the incident that caused schools to be put in lock down.
At approximately 10:00 this morning, we received a call from the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office asking that we place Gray-New Gloucester Middle and High Schools into lock out due to an incident on ...
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