Casco hosted an information session about Cumberland County’s Community Emergency Response Team.
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It Happened in Windham: High Tea at High Noon at historic Little Meetinghouse
In January 2025, the Windham Historical Society was rocked by some sad and shocking news. Their secretary, Karen Lougee, had passed away after a brief illness. This was a great loss to the organization since Karen was not just an officer on the board of directors, she was an active vibrant member of the society. […]
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New Gloucester makes progress on plans to renovate aging transfer station
New Gloucester debated plans for renovating its transfer station, which will be voted on at a town meeting in May.
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Gray parks official receives prestigious MRPA award
Gray Facilities and Parks Director Mo Russo recently received the Outstanding Parks Professional Award from the state Recreation and Park Association.
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Lakes Region farms celebrate Maine Maple Sunday
Maple producers across the Lakes Region celebrated the statewide holiday last weekend.
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Local band performs for fundraiser at Shaker Village
Yard Sauce, a folk-fusion group, performed at Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village to help raise money for the long-gestating herb house project.
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Gray unveils budget for fiscal year 2026
Gray’s proposed budget would see spending increased by around 2.94%.
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Standish arts center looks to raise money amid uncertain future
The Schoolhouse Arts Center, a staple of artistic life in Standish, is looking to raise $3,000 to help enhance its programming and maintain its aging building.
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Inside Bridgton: March 14
Local news and happenings in the town of Bridgton.
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Windham Town Council passes anti-trafficking resolution
After hearing testimony from survivors, the Windham Town Council passed a resolution condemning human trafficking and supporting survivors.