For the 24th year, Windham resident Rick Charette and his Bubblegum Band put on a show Nov. 23 for children and adults as part of Saint Joseph College’s Annual Holiday Benefit Concert. More than 400 people attended the performance on the college’s Standish campus, enjoying classics and new material from the children’s singer-songwriter. “Each year, […]

STANDISH – The Standish Town Council is funding a Steep Falls sidewalk project, even though voters have rejected bonding authority for the project twice this year. With Councilor Wayne Newbegin opposed, the council voted 6-1 Tuesday to sign a $24,520 contract with a Gorham civil engineering firm, BH2M, for survey and civil engineering services relating […]

STANDISH – The Standish Town Council is funding a Steep Falls sidewalk project, even though voters have rejected bonding authority for the project twice this year. With Councilor Wayne Newbegin opposed, the council voted 6-1 Tuesday to sign a $24,520 contract with a Gorham civil engineering firm, BH2M, for survey and civil engineering services relating […]

Merry Christmas From me, Kay, to all of our regular contributors to Inside Windham and especially to the readers. By the time this column appears again, all the presents will be opened, the boxes folded and the paper scrunched up for recycling. If you’ve got news others might be interested in, send it right along […]

Merry Christmas From me, Kay, to all of our regular contributors to Inside Windham and especially to the readers. By the time this column appears again, all the presents will be opened, the boxes folded and the paper scrunched up for recycling. If you’ve got news others might be interested in, send it right along […]

Justin Woodbury, the 16-year-old Windham teen suspected by police of sending violent email threats to Regional School Unit 14 administrators, was ordered to remain in detention by a District Court judge Thursday afternoon. With his family looking on, Woodbury, wearing a black UnderArmor hooded sweatshirt, walked silently into Courtroom 3 at Portland District Court around […]

Students in the Windham-Raymond school system were back at school Thursday following a tumultuous three days in which classes were canceled because of threatening emails. The situation began Monday morning, when Regional School Unit 14 Superintendent Sandy Prince checked his email and found a message from an unknown source vowing to do harm to students […]

Students in the Windham-Raymond school system were back at school Thursday following a tumultuous three days in which classes were canceled because of threatening emails. The situation began Monday morning, when Regional School Unit 14 Superintendent Sandy Prince checked his email and found a message from an unknown source vowing to do harm to students […]

Students in the Windham-Raymond school system were back at school Thursday following a tumultuous three days in which classes were canceled because of threatening emails. The situation began Monday morning, when Regional School Unit 14 Superintendent Sandy Prince checked his email and found a message from an unknown source vowing to do harm to students […]

RAYMOND – The Raymond Board of Selectmen and the Regional School Unit 14 Board of Directors have established a four-person committee that will explore Raymond’s withdrawal from the school district. Raymond residents Joe Bruno, Teresa Sadak, Jennifer Moore and Kaitlin LaCasse will make up the committee, which must include one member of the Raymond Board […]