Bruce Mayberry, 55, of Windham, pleaded guilty Thursday in U.S. District Court to failing to present at a border crossing point when he entered the United States from Canada. According to U.S. Attorney Thomas E. Delahanty II, on Oct. 29, a red Saturn sedan operated by Mayberry triggered sensors and was observed by a U.S. […]

Living the dream Windham High School Alumni Molly Keane Dryer recently performed in the musical comedy, “Sister Act,” based on the 1992 hit film that stared Whoopi Goldberg at the North Shore Music Theatre in Beverly, Mass. North Shore Music Theatre is the largest operating regional theater in New England and is one of the […]

Living the dream Windham High School Alumni Molly Keane Dryer recently performed in the musical comedy, “Sister Act,” based on the 1992 hit film that stared Whoopi Goldberg at the North Shore Music Theatre in Beverly, Mass. North Shore Music Theatre is the largest operating regional theater in New England and is one of the […]

Marking Veterans Day Hundreds attended the annual Veterans Day commemoration at the Windham Veterans Center on Nov. 11, organized by Windham’s Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10643 Maine first lady Ann LePage was the guest speaker this year and the other events included Veterans of Foreign Wars student-essay contest winners, dedication of Toby’s Dream, unveiling […]

Marking Veterans Day Hundreds attended the annual Veterans Day commemoration at the Windham Veterans Center on Nov. 11, organized by Windham’s Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10643 Maine first lady Ann LePage was the guest speaker this year and the other events included Veterans of Foreign Wars student-essay contest winners, dedication of Toby’s Dream, unveiling […]

Regional School Unit 14 officials received bids last week for the partial demolition of the John Andrew School in South Windham and were set to discuss the work further this week. RSU 14’s facilities director Bill Hansen said he planned to meet with the school board on Wednesday, after the Lakes Region Weekly’s deadline, to […]

More than 30 percent of students at Saint Joseph’s College are athletes, which means the campus’ existing athletic fields through the years have taken a beating. The condition of the fields and the number of athletes who use them are among the many reasons the campus has long been aiming to enhance its outdoor sports […]

“Build a convenient meeting-house for the Publick worship of God” was just one of the conditions imposed on the original settlers of Windham. Considering there were less than 10 families in the settlement, building a church seems an overwhelming project – especially in the middle of a forest and with no real tools – but […]

Charette to perform 25th holiday concert Maine children’s singer-songwriter Rick Charette and his Bubble Gum Band will return to Saint Joseph’s College campus on Sunday, Nov. 22, at 2:30 p.m. for the 25th Annual Holiday Benefit Concert. The public is invited to join the College community for this family-friendly afternoon of music taking place in […]

Hooray volunteers Each year, Gray recognizes and celebrates the folks who are the backbone of the community, dedicated volunteers who truly define the spirit of Gray and enhance their community in otherwise untold service. The Gray Town Council welcomes nominations from Gray citizens who wish to recognize volunteers for their contributions for: Volunteer of the […]