Kim Maxfield-Fearon, a longtime administrative assistant for Falmouth police who also worked for other departments, died of complications from the flu. She was 58.
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Gorham Savings chief executive to retire in December
Bank President and CEO Christopher Emmons led the bank through the Great Recession and shifted its focus toward commercial lending.
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Six-year-old with rare disorder celebrates a first – birthday party fit for a princess
Katie Creedon of Buxton, who has frequent seizures and can’t speak, had never had a big celebration, until her mother’s Facebook post inspired others and she ended up with a roomful of people and happiness.
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Bier Cellar opening store in Gorham
The Bier Cellar – a prominent Portland beer shop – is opening a second location in Gorham, store owners Greg and Kathryn Norton announced Friday. The new shop is at 593 Main St., which is about a quarter-mile from Sebago’s new brewery on Main Street. The shop will open in the next few months, Greg […]
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Route 25 in Gorham reopens to traffic
Travel had been restricted in the area after a sink hole developed Friday.
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Gorham sink hole closes one lane of Route 25
Police say motorists should avoid Ossipee Trail between Alexander Drive and Spiller Road while state repair crews work to fill the sink hole.
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Bier Cellar plans to open Gorham location
It will be the second shop opened by the well-known beer retailer.
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Maine Technology Institute helps six companies land $6 million in federal grants
The government is providing funds for early stage, technology-oriented research and development that could lead to the commercialization of new products and services.
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Gorham, Scarborough police respond to FBI report of threatening social media post
A student in Gorham posted inaccurate information about a threat initially posted on Snapchat by a student in Scarborough.
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Maine Maple Sunday celebrates hard work, sweet treats
Nearly 100 maple producers across Maine open their sugarhouses to the public to promote the official sweetener with a statewide economic impact of $48.7 million annually.