I hear lots of talk about people’s perceptions of Windham. Based on almost 70 years of Windham memories, some of those perceptions are a bit skewed but some are trying to retain the good, old days. Interested town management and residents are discussing a town-wide day or days of celebration, an annual event such as […]

In an effort to improve safety, especially for teens walking near the Windham Skate Park in Route 202, the town council is requesting a review of the speed limit along the road. The speed zone review request targets the stretch of Route 202 from Pope Road to Swett Road. The request is in an effort […]

On Tuesday, Saint Joseph’s College was one of many colleges across the country to participate in the Second Annual Eat Local Challenge. The challenge was sponsored by CafA?© Bon Appetit, a custom restaurant company that provides cafe and catering services to colleges and universities including Saint Joseph’s College. For the challenge, the culinary staff at […]

On Tuesday, Saint Joseph’s College was one of many colleges across the country to participate in the Second Annual Eat Local Challenge. The challenge was sponsored by CafA?© Bon Appetit, a custom restaurant company that provides cafe and catering services to colleges and universities including Saint Joseph’s College. For the challenge, the culinary staff at […]

The town of Raymond is looking to purchase new recycling bins for the town. Currently the best deal requires the town to purchase a minimum of 200 bins. To keep costs down selectmen are hoping to partner with any surrounding towns in need of bins. Both towns would receive 100 bins and split the cost. […]

The board of missions at the First Congregational Church of New Gloucester, in conjunction with Maine Interfaith Power and Light is proud to offer viewers the opportunity to view ‘An Inconvenient Truth’ in the comfort of the vestry of the Congregational church starting at 6:15 p.m. on Oct. 6. Bring the family, the church will […]

The board of missions at the First Congregational Church of New Gloucester, in conjunction with Maine Interfaith Power and Light is proud to offer viewers the opportunity to view ‘An Inconvenient Truth’ in the comfort of the vestry of the Congregational church starting at 6:15 p.m. on Oct. 6. Bring the family, the church will […]

Should the owner of an historic house be able to change it as he sees fit? Theresa Hall, 34, Windham “If someone owns a home they have the right to do what they want. But they ought to think of the history in the building and rethink their plans. People are destroying the history I […]

Should the owner of an historic house be able to change it as he sees fit? Theresa Hall, 34, Windham “If someone owns a home they have the right to do what they want. But they ought to think of the history in the building and rethink their plans. People are destroying the history I […]

The fall issue of the Windham Land Trust News was sent out two weeks ago with the bean supper at Friend’s Church date being Saturday, Oct. 28. The date has been changed to Saturday, Oct. 21. The board members of the Windham Land Trust are very sorry for any inconvenience due to this change.