Joe Crocker said he will create the recreation department “organically” rather than imposing decisions on residents.
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Schools in Lakes Region struggle with student homelessness
Living in an area with a lack of resources, the districts must piece together help for their students.
New Gloucester public works complex is state of the art
The $4.6 million garage and sand/salt shed officially opened Monday.
Schools attempt to remove barriers to career, technical education
Portland Arts and Technology High School and Westbrook Regional Vocational Center want to make some changes, including making it easier for students to take classes there while fulfilling core requirements at their high schools.
Center will work to keep senior residents at home
The new nonprofit Fuller Center will do repairs and renovations for elderly residents of Windham, Raymond and Standish so they can continue to live safely in their houses.
Lakes Region Sportsman: Tactics and tips for Big Sebago
The lake finally caught and made ice, although not as much or as fast as last year. Anglers are flocking to the lake as word of solid ice gets out. Anglers still need to exercise caution, so check the ice often as you venture out if you are going where no one has walked or […]
Windham temporarily halts pot cultivation permits
Windham councilors approve a 60-day moratorium on new marijuana cultivation permits while they work out the details of a licensing ordinance.
Naples could deed historic cupola to landowner
Naples is considering whether to move the cupola from its current location, pay the landowner monthly storage fees or give him ownership of it.
Office for Civil Rights opens investigation in Windham
The federal education department’s Office for Civil Rights is investigating Windham High School after a student’s family made three complaints.
Century-old Sebago Lake Automotive still cranking
The Woodbrey family, which has owned the business for 100 years, attributes its success to its employees and its loyal customers.