A Boston firm eyes a Fort Hill Road hayfield for a ground-based solar array.
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Older than Maine, Gorham Academy due for facelift
USM is assessing what needs to be done to repair the 214-year-old landmark.
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Gorham Notes: Jan. 23
K of C free throw contest The Knights of Columbus is sponsoring its annual free throw contest on Saturday, Jan. 25, at Shaw Gym at the Gorham Municipal Center,75 South St. Registration is at 12:30 p.m. and competition begins at 1 p.m. The event is for boys and girls ages 9 to 14, and proof […]
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Looking Back: Jan. 23
Jan. 25, 1995 Signs went up on the former Dana Warp Mill building in Westbrook last week, announcing that it will be sold at auction Feb. 11. The brick-and-timber mill, built in the 1880s, lost a major tenant in 1994 when Sebago Inc. moved its offices and shipping department to Gorham. The building had been […]
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Preservation rules guard USM buildings slated for demolition
Three of six USM buildings on the Gorham campus on an approved demolition are in the Gorham Historic District.
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School Street Pub & Grill closes its doors in Gorham
Matt Troiano says he was “putting in crazy hours” six days a week at the restaurant that opened four years ago.
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Girls’ basketball: Gorham earns convincing win over Scarborough
Olivia Michaud and Anna Nelson lead the Rams to a 42-31 win on the road.
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Gorham Notes: Jan. 16
GOP to caucus The Gorham Republican Committee will caucus at 9 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 25, at the Gorham Municipal Center, 75 South St., said committee Chairman Jim Means. All Republicans in Gorham are invited to participate. The general session will include speeches from candidates at the state, county and local level. After, municipal caucuses will […]
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Looking Back: Jan. 16
Jan. 18, 1995 Regional Waste Systems Chairman Scott Seaver has put the company’s board of directors on notice that RWS is “losing money, a lot of money,” and the situation is expected to “get worse quickly.” Unless something else can be done, it appears the company will hand member towns a direct assessment, based upon […]
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Town Council shoots down $72M GHS project
The ‘staggering’ tax increase that would result doesn’t fly with councilors.