Schoolhouse Arts Center at Sebago Lake will present “Godspell” by John-Michael Tebelak with music by Stephen Schwartz from April 25-May 11. “Godspell” is a Broadway musical based on the gospel of Matthew. Godspell at Schoolhouse Arts Center is directed by Mary Wassick with music direction by Patrick Martin and choreography by Shelbi Wassick. Cast members […]

Spring? These days, once in a blue moon it seems we get a warmish day or a peek of sunshine. Even so, with all the snow on the ground, it’s difficult to get that spring in your step, you know? Luckily, Naples has some great indoor fitness offerings to jumpstart your mission to shed that […]

The Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Co. & Museum will take a major step toward relocating their operations from Portland to Gray at 11:30 a.m. on Friday, April 11, when Central Maine Power representatives present a deed for a right of way to Maine Narrow Gauge officials. According to a press release issued Wednesday, the transfer […]

On Monday, the Windham police and fire chiefs announced their intentions to retire. According to a press release from Windham Town Manager Tony Plante, Fire-Rescue Chief Charles Hammond is set to retire at the end of 2014, with Rick Lewsen Jr. of the police department to retire in April 2015. Plante said Hammond’s retirement will […]

WINDHAM – In the face of a regional wood pellet shortage this season, Bob Maurais, the president of the family business that owns Southern Maine Renewable Fuels in Windham, has resorted to a stringent rationing regime. Traditionally, Maurais sells pellets by the ton, or pallet, which amounts to 50, 40-pound bags. A ton of pellets […]

WINDHAM – In the face of a regional wood pellet shortage this season, Bob Maurais, the president of the family business that owns Southern Maine Renewable Fuels in Windham, has resorted to a stringent rationing regime. Traditionally, Maurais sells pellets by the ton, or pallet, which amounts to 50, 40-pound bags. A ton of pellets […]

By Kate Irish Collins kcollins@keepmecurrent.com In accordance with the Maine Constitution, the Legislature has re-apportioned and re-numbered all the electoral districts across the state beginning with this November’s election. In addition, with the deadline now past for filing nomination forms with the Maine Secretary of State’s office, the slate of party candidates running for the […]

By Kate Irish Collins kcollins@keepmecurrent.com In accordance with the Maine Constitution, the Legislature has re-apportioned and re-numbered all the electoral districts across the state beginning with this November’s election. In addition, with the deadline now past for filing nomination forms with the Maine Secretary of State’s office, the slate of party candidates running for the […]

Last year, the Portland Water District announced the creation of a grant program that offers free water bottle-filling fountains to local entities. Twenty-six applications for grants were received, and the Board of Trustees awarded four water bottle filling stations to Saint Joseph’s College in Standish), the YMCA in Portland, Portland Transit Authority Portland, and Greely […]

Last year, the Portland Water District announced the creation of a grant program that offers free water bottle-filling fountains to local entities. Twenty-six applications for grants were received, and the Board of Trustees awarded four water bottle filling stations to Saint Joseph’s College in Standish), the YMCA in Portland, Portland Transit Authority Portland, and Greely […]