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Tree fest a labor of love

WESTBROOK – A group of dedicated volunteers is hard at work getting things ready for the Westbrook’s annual holiday tradition, the Festival of Trees, which opens on Saturday, Dec. 1 with breakfast with Santa at 8:30 a.m., and runs through Saturday, Dec. 8. When all the work is done and the lights are switched on, […]

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LOOKING BACK – 11/30

Dec. 2, 1987 Some 70 Gorham residents turned out Monday to question University of Southern Maine officials about Woodside, the controversial student housing development planned for the Gorham campus. Woodside, which would house 396 students in 66 units, is being developed by local residents John Alden and Burleigh Loveitt. It is the first attempt by […]

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Gorham Notes – 11/30

Operation Tribute Marc Badeau of Gorham is heading up Operation Tribute that is partnering with Dunkin’ Donuts to help raise money to ensure that no child of a military family in Maine is refused a gift during the holiday season. Those who stop by any Dunkin’ Donuts location in Maine through December 2 and donate […]

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Scarborough trucker rolls over in Gorham, loses chicken parts

GORHAM – A driver of a Troiano Waste Services truck received minor injuries when it rolled over at 4:54 a.m. Tuesday on Sebago Lake Road (Route 237) in Gorham, police said in a report. Lt. Christopher Sanborn of Gorham Police Department identified the driver as Mark Searway, 50, of Scarborough. Police cited driver inattention as […]

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Scarborough trucker rolls over in Gorham, loses chicken parts

GORHAM – A driver of a Troiano Waste Services truck received minor injuries when it rolled over at 4:54 a.m. Tuesday on Sebago Lake Road (Route 237) in Gorham, police said in a report. Lt. Christopher Sanborn of Gorham Police Department identified the driver as Mark Searway, 50, of Scarborough. Police cited driver inattention as […]