On Monday morning, Windham police received a tip that fugitive Hoyt Fuller, 38, formerly of Florida, was seen entering Shaw’s Supermarket in North Windham. At approximately 10:20 a.m., Sgt. David Thomas and Officers Trevor Cote and Jeffrey Smith made the arrest as Fuller exited the supermarket. “He came out and they approached him and he […]

Windham residents are encouraged to take advantage of a day to drop off their hazardous waste for free at the Public Works Facility on Windham Center Road on August 13 from 9 a.m. to when budgetary limitations are met. The items you may bring include: From the Workbench: oil base paint, stains and varnishes, wood […]

The Windham Police Department may be getting some money back for an independent investigation that led to a drug bust last fall. On September 26, 2004, Sgt. Ron Ramsdell and Officer Ray Williams along with three agents of the High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) task force arrested Ryan Gagnon of Windham for drug trafficking […]

Combining the warmth and charm of “On Golden Pond” with almost as many plot twists as “Deathtrap,” James Yaffe’s “Cliffhanger,” the second offering in the Deertrees Theatre Festival season will be presented on Thursday and Friday, August 18 and 19 at Harrison’s historic Deertrees Theatre. After a long tenure as professor of philosophy at a […]

Kiwanis Beach on Route 25 in Standish was closed Wednesday due to elevated levels of E. coli bacteria. Following complaints of stomach cramps from two people who had been swimming at Kiwanis Beach, the Department of Health and Human Services (DHS) was called in to conduct tests on the water at the beach. According to […]

Kiwanis Beach on Route 25 in Standish was closed Wednesday due to elevated levels of E. coli bacteria. Following complaints of stomach cramps from two people who had been swimming at Kiwanis Beach, the Department of Health and Human Services (DHS) was called in to conduct tests on the water at the beach. According to […]

Time is running out on the Naples Public Library Paddle Art Silent Auction! Bids will be taken until noon on Saturday, August 6, so hurry into the library, pick your favorite paddle and place your bid. Eleven local artists and painters have contributed unique works on Maine-made ash boat paddles. These beautiful paddles would make […]

Here’s part of the future Class of 1955, at the John A. Andrew School in 1946 – about grade 4. The rest of the class attended other schools in Windham, nearer their homes. The whole class finally was merged at the junior high school level. On August 14 this summer, a 50th Class reunion will […]

Here’s part of the future Class of 1955, at the John A. Andrew School in 1946 – about grade 4. The rest of the class attended other schools in Windham, nearer their homes. The whole class finally was merged at the junior high school level. On August 14 this summer, a 50th Class reunion will […]

Here’s part of the future Class of 1955, at the John A. Andrew School in 1946 – about grade 4. The rest of the class attended other schools in Windham, nearer their homes. The whole class finally was merged at the junior high school level. On August 14 this summer, a 50th Class reunion will […]