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Gorham Notes: Jan. 6

Town employee retires after more than a quarter century The town wished Larry Irish a happy retirement last week after 28 years with the Public Works Department. Irish began working for Gorham in 1991. “His experience and talent are unmatched. We will miss his face around the building, but wish him the best in all […]

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We Love to Eat: Jan. 5

Bean supper – Saturday, Jan. 7, 4:30-6 p.m., White Rock Community Clubhouse, 34 Wilson Road, Gorham. Eat in or take out, no pre-orders. Meal includes baked kidney and pea beans, coleslaw, potato salad, macaroni and cheese, biscuits, hot dogs and dessert. Unvaccinated guests are encouraged to wear face masks. $10; $5 under 12. Follow White […]

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Gorham Notes: Dec. 30

Volunteers needed to serve on committees and boards Have you ever thought about volunteering your time to benefit your community? If so, now is the time. The Town Council Appointments Committee is accepting applications until Jan. 21  for residents to serve on almost a dozen boards and committees. Positions are available on the Planning Board, […]

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Gorham Notes: Dec. 23

Proclamation for Plummer’s Gorham police sergeant again escorts Wreaths Across America “It is just an amazing feeling of humility and gratitude,” Gorham Police Sgt. Ted Hatch said about escorting Wreaths Across America, the convoy that delivers wreaths every year for veterans’ graves at Arlington National Cemetery in Artlington, Virginia. Hatch has escorted the convoy through […]