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Papers due Friday Nomination papers for two Town Council seats and three Gorham School Board seats are due by Friday in the town clerk’s office in the Gorham Municipal Center, 75 South St. The municipal election is Tuesday. Nov. 4. Absentee ballots will become available in early October. For more information, call the town clerk’s […]

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USM dorm emptied after spill

Four people were taken to the hospital and about 200 more were evacuated from a residence hall and art building on the Gorham campus of the University of Southern Maine after a chemical spill was reported late Tuesday night. Students working in the art department of Robie-Andrews Hall reported to USM police around 9:30 p.m. […]

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USM dorm emptied after spill

Four people were taken to the hospital and about 200 more were evacuated from a residence hall and art building on the Gorham campus of the University of Southern Maine after a chemical spill was reported late Tuesday night. Students working in the art department of Robie-Andrews Hall reported to USM police around 9:30 p.m. […]

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USM dorm emptied after spill

Four people were taken to the hospital and about 200 more were evacuated from a residence hall and art building on the Gorham campus of the University of Southern Maine after a chemical spill was reported late Tuesday night. Students working in the art department of Robie-Andrews Hall reported to USM police around 9:30 p.m. […]

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In his back yard

Drew and Elizabeth Gattine left their New York City law practices nearly 20 years ago in search of a simpler life. They found it in 74 acres of farmland situated between downtown Westbrook and Portland on Stroudwater Street. But now, the landscape around them is changing. The construction of a new middle school is under […]

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Co-housing project could break ground soon

A cooperative housing development that drew the ire of Buxton residents during Planning Board meetings in recent months could break ground in October. Greenward Hamlet, a so-called co-housing community, would be an environmentally friendly development using geothermal, solar and wind energy. Residents would live in a tight-knit group, share meals in a common house and […]

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Co-housing project could break ground soon

A cooperative housing development that drew the ire of Buxton residents during Planning Board meetings in recent months could break ground in October. Greenward Hamlet, a so-called co-housing community, would be an environmentally friendly development using geothermal, solar and wind energy. Residents would live in a tight-knit group, share meals in a common house and […]

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Looking back

Sept. 21. 1983 Raymond M. Foote becomes editor of the American Journal effective with this issue. He continues also to be assistant publisher. Foote succeeds Margo E. Greep, who resigned after more than four years on the staff. After serving as reporter-photographer, she was editor for more than two years. She intends to travel and […]