Entrance fees for adults (age 13 to 64) are $3.50. Seniors (age 65+) are $1, and children (age 12 and under) are $1. A season pass is $60 and an additional pass to a vehicle registered to the same address as the first is $10. There is also a single cabin rental and information about […]

The first meeting of the Appropriations Committee on proposed 5 percent cuts to get rid of the borrowing in the state’s budget started badly, with Republicans saying the plan was disingenuous and the governor’s finance commissioner admitting her boss couldn’t support it. “The governor’s plan would be very different,” admitted Finance Commissioner Rebecca Wyke, who […]

The May 31 deadline has come and gone, bringing to an end a petition drive to overturn the Windham Town Council vote of May 11 regarding a land purchase in Windham Center. The vote in question authorized the council to spend $400,000 in previously appropriated funds for the acquisition of 23 acres off Gray Road. […]

Another mystery photo: We don’t know the occasion, nor what kind of fur robes are draped all over this wagon seat, but this old photo was obviously taken to mark some special event. On the back it has “Thomas cabin” and “Brown cabin” written. Which is it? Where is it? The Windham Historical Society would […]

Another mystery photo: We don’t know the occasion, nor what kind of fur robes are draped all over this wagon seat, but this old photo was obviously taken to mark some special event. On the back it has “Thomas cabin” and “Brown cabin” written. Which is it? Where is it? The Windham Historical Society would […]

Another mystery photo: We don’t know the occasion, nor what kind of fur robes are draped all over this wagon seat, but this old photo was obviously taken to mark some special event. On the back it has “Thomas cabin” and “Brown cabin” written. Which is it? Where is it? The Windham Historical Society would […]

To our readers: Due to medical reasons, Ken Cole Jr. is currently unable to pen his weekly column and has authorized the newspaper to reprint previously submitted columns. This column originally appeared in the June 8 edition of The Suburban News. My son, Charles, brought me some pictures taken nearby of two turkey vultures he […]

To our readers: Due to medical reasons, Ken Cole Jr. is currently unable to pen his weekly column and has authorized the newspaper to reprint previously submitted columns. This column originally appeared in the June 8 edition of The Suburban News. My son, Charles, brought me some pictures taken nearby of two turkey vultures he […]

Share your love of horses and help people with disabilities experience the joy of horseback riding. It only takes one hour a week to help our clients benefit from the healing power of horses but Riding To The Top Therapeutic Riding Center needs YOUR help to make it happen. Volunteer horse leaders and side walkers […]

Being a dyed in the wool Mainer has meant many things over the years. When I lived in Manhattan (that’s the Big Apple to you theater goers!), it meant putting up with people asking me to ‘say something’, because my accent was so weird. In Boston when I said I was from Maine, Bostonians got […]