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Ken Cole: Charles Martin

On one occasion, I had recruited half a dozen instructors to bring from Northern Virginia to New Jersey for a national wilderness survival course for Scout leaders. On arrival we found that, on short notice, the course director had been sent to New Zealand. Ken, as a professional Scouter, had been brought back from the […]

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No dogs allowed: it's the law!

Memorial Day is over, but the mowing lingers on. Windham’s crew is being especially challenged this year by the frequent rain and infrequent sunshine. The town has a couple of dozen cemeteries ranging from tiny to huge, and every one of them requires at least some “hand mowing”. Weed whackers are used to get close […]

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No dogs allowed: it's the law!

Memorial Day is over, but the mowing lingers on. Windham’s crew is being especially challenged this year by the frequent rain and infrequent sunshine. The town has a couple of dozen cemeteries ranging from tiny to huge, and every one of them requires at least some “hand mowing”. Weed whackers are used to get close […]

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Register now for Bridgton's Four on the Fourth

The town of Bridgton is gearing up once again for the 29th annual Four on the Fourth Road Race, Maine’s second largest race behind the TD Banknorth Beach to Beacon 10K. Last year, over 1,500 runners registered for the race and over 1,300 finished the rugged USTAF certified four-mile course. This year, registration numbers are […]

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Reflections on my first legislative session

In many ways, the end of the legislative session is like being on one of the longest family road trips I’ve ever taken. By this point, everyone is asking if we’re “there yet.” Legislators are tired, spend long hours sitting in one place, and subsist on not-so-healthy convenience foods. But despite the strong desire to […]

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Windham remembered 0624

In 1900, Ben Larrabee and Clifford Legrow enjoyed a day on the water off White’s Bridge in North Windham. This photo was found in a tattered old album dated 1898-1900 given to the Windham Historical Society about 25 years ago. The deteriorating and faded photos, mostly of North Windham sites, are being restored and will […]