Many courses across the state have seen a surge in business, sparked by an influx of new and younger players.
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Gorham Notes: July 23
Town clerk restores service The Town Clerk’s Office has transitioned back to serving the public with no appointment necessary during normal business hours. All other offices at the Gorham Municipal Center, 75 South St., will remain by appointment-only until otherwise announced. To make an appointment with Code Enforcement, Assessing, Planning, Economic Development, Recreation or the […]
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Looking Back: July 23
July 26, 1995 An unnamed tipster who was stopped at Church and Main streets in Westbrook saw three men running from behind Peoples Heritage Bank after it was robbed of $16,430 on July 17. Then, on Bridge Street, the tipster saw the same three running into the park at Saccarappa Falls. He saw two of […]
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Gorham fire chief thanks town for ’36 great years’
Chief Robert Lefebvre ends his tenure in fire and rescue as he retires at 68 years old.
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Gorham Notes: July 16
Grassholes to entertain The World Famous Grassholes will entertain with bluegrass music from 6-7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, July 21, at Robie Softball Field, 28 Ball Park Road, in the free summer concert series sponsored by Gorham Recreation Department. Parking is available at Gorham High School, 41 Morrill Ave., or the lot at the municipal center. […]
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Looking Back: July 16
July 19, 1995 Police won’t say how much money three men got when they robbed the Peoples Heritage Bank office, 835 Main St., Westbrook, around 2:30 p.m. Monday. About 15 people, customers and employees, were in the bank when the men entered, wearing silk stocking masks over their heads. Police are not sure which door […]
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Gorham voters easily pass $42.7M school budget
The School Committee chairman thanks the community for its support “as we look to a challenging year ahead” because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Route 25 in Gorham closed following crash
Police are looking for a driver they say fled the scene after knocking down a utility pole late Sunday night.
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Teenagers lead the way in Black Lives Matter movement
Nationally and in Maine, young people of color are leading protests and asking their local leaders to address systemic racism.
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Gorham Notes: July 9
Gorham festival pared back The pandemic has scaled back Gorham’s plans to celebrate the state’s anniversary. “Right now just planning a parade with a Maine-themed float contest in honor of Maine’s 200th and fireworks. Things that can be done with social distancing,” Suzanne Phillips, Town Council chairperson, said this week. Phillips said fireworks are scheduled […]