Navy Cmdr. Joel L. Paine graduated from the Naval War College, College of Naval Warfare in Newport, R.I. The college is the oldest war college in the nation and oldest institution of its kind in the world devoted to advanced military studies. The student completed a multidisciplinary program designed for U.S. Navy, Coast Guard, Marine […]

Fuel assistance applications will be taken by representatives from PROP (People’s Regional Opportunity Program) at Windham Human Services building, Gray Road, on Wednesdays only during the month of February from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m., and from 1 to 3:30 p.m. No appointments are necessary. This service is offered on a walk-in basis. For more information […]

Windham Senior Dining Club, at Unity Gardens, 124 Tandberg Trail, Windham will host a Valentine Party on Tuesday, Feb. 14. A special menu consists of baked ham, mashed potato, squash and lemon meringue pie. Suggested donation is $4, and reservations are needed by Friday, Feb. 10 no later than 1 p.m. You may pay for […]

Windham Senior Dining Club, at Unity Gardens, 124 Tandberg Trail, Windham will host a Valentine Party on Tuesday, Feb. 14. A special menu consists of baked ham, mashed potato, squash and lemon meringue pie. Suggested donation is $4, and reservations are needed by Friday, Feb. 10 no later than 1 p.m. You may pay for […]

The only question David Patterson has, after having operating his non-profit radio station for a full year now, is why don’t more people take advantage of him? The Standish resident, whose modest home hides a well-equipped studio within its yellow walls, would like to feature more community groups on his station. “We are the only […]

Barbara Bagshaw, an artist from Windham, in honor of Valentine’s Day, has seven paintings on display at Little Sebago Gallery & Frame on Roosevelt Trail in Windham. “Celebration of hearts” will be on display during the month of February. Bagshaw is the president of the New England Christian Arts Council, international speaker on art and […]

By Cathy Walz Bonny Eagle Adult Ed. Director I hope that 2006 is starting off well for you – and that you’re ready to explore new learnings with adult education. In order to keep the Adult Education program vital, we try to offer new and creative classes each semester. We don’t always know what will […]

By Cathy Walz Bonny Eagle Adult Ed. Director I hope that 2006 is starting off well for you – and that you’re ready to explore new learnings with adult education. In order to keep the Adult Education program vital, we try to offer new and creative classes each semester. We don’t always know what will […]

A Raymond woman was arrested last Thursday; accused of stealing money by using a 10-year-old girl to solicit cash door-to-door for a well-known charity. Charged with theft by deception and endangering the welfare of a child, Brenda Lee Libby, 40, of Roosevelt Trail was released from the Cumberland County Jail the same day after posting […]

Perspective is a good thing Going on vacation is vital because it gives you perspective. Gaining perspective is vital because it allows you to see life a little more clearly. Gaining a better perspective allows you to identify what you want to strive for and wipes away the haze that prevents reality from shining through. […]