Shop Local Passport from the Gray-New Gloucester Development Corporation aims to get shoppers back into local businesses.
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Shows may be canceled, but kids’ camp open at Schoolhouse Arts
While the season is canceled at Schoolhouse Arts Center in Standish, the nonprofit theater is continuing its 31-year educational tradition.
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Windham police update policy on use of deadly force
A Police Department community forum Tuesday follows a peaceful Black Lives Matter protest in town last week.
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Standish signs spark controversy, criminal investigation
The Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office received multiple complaints about vandalism and threats, and have since launched a criminal investigation into the matter.
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Voters will head to the polls July 14
Voters in the Lakes Region Weekly will weigh in on a U.S. senate primary race, two state referendum questions and elections for local offices.
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Bridgton police chief leaves for job in New Hampshire
A new chief is expected to be appointed from within the department.
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Maine Backyard Campout encourages safe outdoor fun amid pandemic
Nearly 30 communities have so far signed up for the July 10-11 weekend event.
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Musicians join in for Independence Day show to combat hunger
SummerFest ME’s Ending Hunger at Home will feature more than 20 local, regional and national acts to raise money for two Maine organizations fighting food insecurity.
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‘Keep the momentum going’: Windham residents, police participate in peaceful march
Windham PD escorted more than 60 protesters in a peaceful march from the high school to the police station Thursday night.