The Windham Adult Education program has started its registration for its winter/spring session. More than 100 courses are being offered in areas of adult basic education, arts and crafts, business and training, college transition, computers, English for speakers of other languages, health and wellness, GED preparation and testing, high school completion, office skills, personal enrichment, […]
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Windham remembered 0113
Lest we forget…the corner of Routes 302 and 115 may soon face another “face lift.” This photo shows what it once looked like. These buildings were taken down to make room for Martin’s Point Health Care, another business and parking lots. At the beginning of 2006, there was a proposal presented to change this corner […]
Winter in the soul
I noted at the Raymond Salvation Army store one day a sign. It stated how many days until spring! Nice move. It won’t be long until we will greet one another with the anticipation of springtime. Concerning the soul, we wish it were always spring; nevertheless, an honest look at our existence tells us otherwise. […]
Winter in the soul
I noted at the Raymond Salvation Army store one day a sign. It stated how many days until spring! Nice move. It won’t be long until we will greet one another with the anticipation of springtime. Concerning the soul, we wish it were always spring; nevertheless, an honest look at our existence tells us otherwise. […]
Never too late to get in shape
According to The National Institute on Aging, less than one-third of Americans over 55 are physically active. But those who have adopted a regular exercise program are living longer and enjoying their years to the fullest. In fact, regardless of their age or state of health, older adults can significantly slow the deterioration of both […]
Never too late to get in shape
According to The National Institute on Aging, less than one-third of Americans over 55 are physically active. But those who have adopted a regular exercise program are living longer and enjoying their years to the fullest. In fact, regardless of their age or state of health, older adults can significantly slow the deterioration of both […]
Lampron cited for axing buffer strip
Late last week, the town of Standish, through Code Enforcement Officer Dan Hill, cited Standish developer Dana Lampron for cutting down a 50-foot buffer zone in front of the future site of Pit Stop Fuels on Route 25. The town’s citation, charging Lampron with a violation of the town’s ordinances, was quickly followed by a […]
Lampron cited for axing buffer strip
Late last week, the town of Standish, through Code Enforcement Officer Dan Hill, cited Standish developer Dana Lampron for cutting down a 50-foot buffer zone in front of the future site of Pit Stop Fuels on Route 25. The town’s citation, charging Lampron with a violation of the town’s ordinances, was quickly followed by a […]
Friday night at the Oscars
It seems logical to me that Maine likes to be first in the nation. First to see the rising sun, first in its tax burden and first in the nation having a governor visit Cuba. Maine should be first with the Oscars so let’s not beat around the bush (no pun intended) and get to […]
Friday night at the Oscars
It seems logical to me that Maine likes to be first in the nation. First to see the rising sun, first in its tax burden and first in the nation having a governor visit Cuba. Maine should be first with the Oscars so let’s not beat around the bush (no pun intended) and get to […]