North Windham Union Church’s Music with a Mission concert series presents Heather Masse of The Wailin’ Jennys with pianist Jed Wilson in concert Saturday, Nov. 7, at 7 p.m. A New York-based singer-songwriter, Masse grew up in rural Maine and began singing at an early age. Trained at the New England Conservatory of Music as […]

North Windham Union Church’s Music with a Mission concert series presents Heather Masse of The Wailin’ Jennys with pianist Jed Wilson in concert Saturday, Nov. 7, at 7 p.m. A New York-based singer-songwriter, Masse grew up in rural Maine and began singing at an early age. Trained at the New England Conservatory of Music as […]

Four of the five candidates vying to win a one-year-term representing House District 23 squared off at the Standish Town Hall Tuesday night, discussing a series of key issues facing Maine. The state representative candidates, Democrat Lynn Olson, Republican Lester Ordway, Green Michael Wakefield, and independent Philip Pomerleau, will compete at the Nov. 3 special […]

Four of the five candidates vying to win a one-year-term representing House District 23 squared off at the Standish Town Hall Tuesday night, discussing a series of key issues facing Maine. The state representative candidates, Democrat Lynn Olson, Republican Lester Ordway, Green Michael Wakefield, and independent Philip Pomerleau, will compete at the Nov. 3 special […]

Player for a Day Usually I like to wait until December before I start ice skating, but I had the opportunity recently to gear up in full hockey equipment and participate in Sticks and Pucks at Bridgton Academy. While I admit that I got a kick out of rocking it high-school style by wearing my […]

Player for a Day Usually I like to wait until December before I start ice skating, but I had the opportunity recently to gear up in full hockey equipment and participate in Sticks and Pucks at Bridgton Academy. While I admit that I got a kick out of rocking it high-school style by wearing my […]

Player for a Day Usually I like to wait until December before I start ice skating, but I had the opportunity recently to gear up in full hockey equipment and participate in Sticks and Pucks at Bridgton Academy. While I admit that I got a kick out of rocking it high-school style by wearing my […]

I worry about the direction our country is going and the lack of leadership to correct the problems that we now have. For instance, there are numerous cities like Detroit and Chicago that are either in bankruptcy or darn near it. One state is so broke it cannot pay lottery winners. As of Oct. 11, […]

Fall is fleeting Hard to believe the Fryeburg Fair has come and gone. We’ve had perfect fall weather for the most part (although I just heard there is snow predicted for this weekend. That didn’t take long, last weekend was shorts and T-shirt weather.) This season also brings us a few more changes in the […]

Dine and dance On Saturday, Oct. 17, Windham Veterans Association will hold an evening of dining and dancing at the veterans center. A spaghetti dinner will be served from 5-6:30 p.m., followed by dancing to the music of Gloria Jean and her band from 7-11 p.m. This is a BYOB event. Mixers will be available […]